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We’re excited to welcome you to Phoenix/Mesa, Arizona, for the 2023 National Speech & Debate Tournament!

This year, nearly 8,000 middle and high school students will compete for the chance to have their message heard in front of thousands—using the power of their words for change. With 23 different competitive events, the National Tournament is the pinnacle of public speaking for speech and debate competitors around the globe. For nearly 100 years, the National Speech & Debate Association has built a platform for youth voices that has honed the skills of actors, politicians, and our country’s leaders.

The AZ NSDA District Committee owes a debt of gratitude to Dr. Andi Fourlis, MPS Superintendent, and the entire Mesa Public Schools District family for their support in this endeavor. We could not have made this happen without their involvement.

We would also like to thank our coaches for welcoming the challenge of hosting Nationals, and a special thank you to Marco Dominguez, Nick Leonardi, Erin Long, Norm Rumsey, Daniel Waks, and Jim Welty for serving in leadership roles this week.

While we hope you enjoy your time in beautiful Arizona, please remember to be cautious outdoors in the heat, and stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water. Your health and safety is our primary concern.

— Your Local Host Committee

Thank you to our friends at Mesa Public Schools!

NINA ALLRED

JOSEPH BARZ

MARC BEASLEY

ERIN COY

TOMMY EUBANKS

CAMEO KIRBY

MIKE KRAMER

SABRINA KVAVLE

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

AL MOORE

JOSEPH ORRANTIA

DAVID SANDERS

MATT SCOUTTEN

JOSEPH VALDEZ

PATRICK WALSH

HOLLY WILLIAMS

As we travel throughout Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona, for the National Speech & Debate Tournament, it is important to acknowledge the displaced Indigenous People who are this land’s original stewards. We acknowledge that the place we now call Arizona is the ancestral home of more than 20 Indigenous tribes and that the sites of the 2023 National Tournament sit on the stolen land of the ancestral homes and territories of the Akimel O’odham (Pima) and Piipaash (Maricopa). We recognize that our presence here today is the result of the on-going exclusions and erasure of Indigenous people. Today, history continues to be written; we thank the Indigenous People who are making essential contributions to Arizona and to speech and debate communities. Specifically, we want to recognize and thank Indigenous People, such as the Indigenous Persons Coaches’ Caucus, for their guidance and leadership. The NSDA commits to continuing to learn; we will intentionally work to meet the unique needs of all Indigenous People in this activity.

BRITTANY STANCHIK Phoenix Country Day School

RICHARD GLOVER McClintock High School

MEG HOWELL-HAYMAKER Chair • Mountain View High School

KEVIN J. BERLAT Mesa High School

TIM CORNWELL McClintock High School

MISSION

The National Speech & Debate Association connects, supports, and inspires a diverse community committed to empowering students through speech and debate.

CORE VALUES EQUITY

VISION

We envision a world in which every school provides speech and debate programs to foster each student’s communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creative skills.

EQUITY STATEMENT

The National Speech & Debate Association is committed to modeling and fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion for all speech and debate communities.

We are continuously transforming our organization to reflect and operationalize the values of equity, integrity, respect, leadership, and service.

We will take responsibility.

We will heed, learn, and evolve.

We will work conscientiously to model and foster an inclusive and equitable speech and debate experience for all.

HARASSMENT AND DISCRIMINATION POLICY

The National Speech & Debate Association is committed to providing its participants, judges, coaches, and staff the opportunity to pursue excellence in their endeavors. This opportunity can exist only when each member of our community is assured an atmosphere of mutual respect. The NSDA prohibits all forms of harassment and discrimination. Accordingly, all forms of harassment and discrimination, whether written or oral, based on race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, citizenship, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by any applicable federal, state, or local law are prohibited, whether committed by participants, judges, coaches, or observers. Individuals who are found to have violated this policy will be subject to the full range of sanctions, up to and including removal from the tournament premises.

“As a student or coach member of the National Speech & Debate Association, I pledge to uphold the highest standards of humility, equity, integrity, respect, leadership, and service in pursuit of excellence.”

HUMILITY: A member does not regard oneself more highly than others. Regardless of a person’s level of success, an individual always looks beyond oneself to appreciate the inherent value of others.

EQUITY: A member respects individuals and their individual differences as well as fosters equity, diversity, and inclusion. A member promotes empowerment for people from all backgrounds, including race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, and ability.

INTEGRITY: A member is honest, ethical, and adheres to the competition and conduct rules of the organization. A member follows the NSDA discrimination and harassment policy and abides by the rules of their schools, tournaments, and localities.

RESPECT: A member demonstrates civil discourse in their interactions with others. A member maintains and contributes to a safe space and welcoming environment for all.

LEADERSHIP: A member is aware their words and actions influence others. A member commits to thoughtful and meaningful words and actions that reflect NSDA core values.

SERVICE: A member exercises their talents to provide service to peers, community, and the activity. At all times a member is prepared to work constructively to improve the lives of others.

© National Speech & Debate Association

PROCEDURES

For complete National Speech & Debate Tournament procedures, visit www.speechanddebate.org/ nationals . You can also find helpful links to more information via the Nats23 Guidebook app.

STUDENTS

TOURNAMENT SUPPORT

We constantly strive to make speech and debate a more inclusive and welcoming activity. Please visit the Tournament Office in your competition building to connect with us!

• A Tournament Office Manager is someone who, via the Tournament Office, attempts to provide important information to attendees and helps to resolve issues that may arise throughout the course of the tournament.

• Belonging and Inclusion Advocates provide a first point of contact for attendees with inquiries related to harassment and discrimination at the tournament.

• Adjudication Panelists are responsible for gathering all relevant data associated with certain formal protests assigned by the National Tournament Director, interviewing the protesting and protested parties, and rendering a final decision to uphold or decline the protest and determine the appropriate penalties, if applicable. Decisions are final and may not be appealed.

• The National Tournament Director and Assistant National Tournament Director serve as first referee on all rules and procedure related items. They issue rulings, serve as advisers to the Adjudication Panelists and Tournament Office Managers, and are the head administrators of the National Tournament. All rule and procedural decisions are final and may not be appealed.

WE’RE HERE TO HELP!

TOURNAMENT OFFICE MANAGERS

Adam J. Jacobi, WI

Jennifer Jerome, NE

Randi Oleson, IA

Greg Malis, LA

Zachary Prax, MN

Travis Rother, MN

Chase Williams, Taiwan

BELONGING AND INCLUSION ADVOCATES

Dr. Scott Baker, MN

Jamelle Brown, KS

Reggie Chapman, TX

Mariel Cruz, CA

Dana Facer, ID

Jennifer Hermanson, MT

Jacci Langston, MO

Dr. Ed Lee, GA

Heath Martin, TX

Angelica Mercado-Ford, SD

Renea Moss, FL

Dr. Paul Porter, NSDA

Angelique Ronald, CA

Matt Rothrock, IN

Yatesh Singh, MN

Kate Sundeen, PA

Kristy Thomas, CA

Donna Yeager, AL

ADJUDICATION PANELISTS

Byron Arthur, LA

Martha Benham, CO

Christy Briggs, NV

Don Crabtree, MO

Travis Dahle, SD

Mellessa Denny, TX

Jason Habig, OH

Kate Hamm, FL

David Huston, TX

Adam J. Jacobi, WI

Jennifer Jerome, NE

Dr. Tommie Lindsey, Jr., CA

Pam McComas, KS

Renee Motter, CO

Michael Patterson, OK

Jay Rye, AL

Deborah Simon, WA

Preston Stolte, TX

Tyler Unsell, MO

Pam Cady Wycoff, MN

AND JUDGES | Please remember, it is your fundamental responsibility to arrive on time to each of your rounds. Good luck, and have a great week!

NEED ASSISTANCE?

• The Nats23 Guidebook app is your primary source of information.

• Follow signs to locate the Tournament Office at any competition venue and get help in person.

• If you are unable to visit the Tournament Office, email the NSDA Helpline at info@speechanddebate.org for remote assistance. Emails sent after 7:00 p.m. MT will be responded to the following day, with the exception of Tuesday evening during supplemental re-registration through 10:00 p.m. MT. (Please note that using the NSDA Helpline may be slower than visiting the Tournament Office.)

• If you have a concern about how someone is being treated, visit the Belonging and Inclusion Station , formerly known as the Equity Office, for support or to file a complaint if an individual feels an instance of harassment and/or discrimination has occurred.

• Attendees with accommodation requests may visit the Tournament Office or contact info@speechanddebate.org for assistance. Please refer to page 16 for more information about limited mobility seating available during finals and awards.

• If you lost something at a school campus, please check with the Tournament Office for lost and found. When buildings close down, we bring recovered items to the Phoenix Convention Center’s Tournament Office.

• Tournament ribbons are required for attendees in competition venues. Replacements are available in the Tournament Office.

SCHOLARSHIP CLAIM REQUESTS

More

than $100,000

in scholarships is awarded at Nationals each year!

Graduated high school students who have earned a scholarship at the National Tournament and have enrolled in post-secondary school should complete our online form to submit proof of enrollment and request disbursement of scholarship funds. Scholarship funds will be sent to the registrar. For details, visit www.speechanddebate.org/scholarship-claim-request-form .

JUDGE BONDS

If your school’s judges have met their obligations (reported to all assignments), the $200 judge bond will be refunded. During registration for the National Tournament, schools indicated on Tabroom.com if they would like their judge bond credited to their 2023-2024 NSDA membership account or returned in the form of a check. Please log in to Tabroom.com to review your selection. All bonds will be processed and returned after Nationals by July 31, 2023. Note: If a judge from your school missed an assignment and a fee was levied, you can appeal using the online form at www.speechanddebate.org/fee-appeal-form . Appeals are due by July 1 and will be evaluated and responded to after the tournament.

TOURNAMENT PROCEDURES

VENUES

1 PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER (PCC)

HS Registration and Expo (Sun)

MS Registration and Expo (Tue)

Senate (Mon-Thu)

House (Mon-Fri)

Extemp Debate (Fri)

HS Finals and Awards (Thu-Fri)

MS Finals and Awards (Fri)

2 WESTWOOD HS

Policy (Mon-Tue)

Big Questions (Mon-Tue)

Extemp Debate (Wed)

3 MOUNTAIN VIEW HS

Main Speech: OO, INF, IX, USX (Mon-Tue)

Main Speech: ALL EVENTS (Wed)

World Schools (Wed)

Big Questions (Wed-Thu)

Lincoln-Douglas (Wed-Thu)

Policy (Wed-Thu)

Public Forum (Wed-Thu)

Extemp Debate (Thu)

4 MESA HS

Main Speech: HI, DI, DUO, POI (Mon-Tue)

Supplemental Speech (Wed-Thu)

5 RED MOUNTAIN HS

Lincoln-Douglas (Mon-Tue)

Public Forum (Mon-Tue)

Middle School Events (Wed-Thu)

6 SKYLINE HS

World Schools (Mon-Tue)

NOTICE OF FILMING | June 11-16

The National Speech & Debate Association (NSDA) is filming on these premises. By entering these locations, you agree that the NSDA has the right to use your likeness, image, voice, etc., in any video or print resources, marketing, advertising, or related endeavors. You also understand that you will not be compensated in any way for the use of your likeness, image, voice, etc. Being on these premises June 11-16, 2023, means that you release and hold harmless the NSDA from any claims or actions that arise as a result of this production.

Phoenix/Mesa Map Overview

BEAT THE ARIZONA HEAT

Make sure you are hydrating and have a water bottle with you. Protect yourself by wearing SPF layers, sunscreen, a hat, or staying out of the sun whenever possible. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes to walk around campus and removing layers like suit jackets before going outside to prevent overheating.

Please do not leave any important belongings in buses or rental vehicles, especially in surface parking lots that are exposed to the sun. Items such as food, laptops, cell phones, and other devices will melt or be damaged during the heat of the day.

NOT FEELING WELL?

School venues have a nurse on site, and the Convention Center has an EMT if you aren’t feeling well. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, each venue has a quiet room. Visit the Tournament Office for details.

MEALS

Mesa Public Schools (MPS) is offering free breakfast and lunch at schools for everyone 18 and younger. A variety of options, including gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, and vegan options, will be available daily.

Concessions will also be available on site at schools for purchase. Adults (19 and older) who are on site may purchase breakfast for $5 and lunch for $7. The school venues are CASH ONLY.

MENU OPTIONS

BREAKFAST | 7:00 a.m. to 8:15 a.m., Monday through Thursday, at all MPS sites

LUNCH | 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, at all MPS sites

At the Phoenix Convention Center (PCC), concessions will be open throughout the week and offer a variety of choices to meet various dietary needs for a fee. The PCC is CASHLESS; vendors accept credit cards, Google Pay, and Apple Pay. Hospitality suites will offer coffee, tea, water, and light snacks for judges throughout the day at each venue.

ACCESSING WIFI PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER

MESA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Attendees can sign in to the wifi network called NSDA-MPS using the password NSDA2023!

In the common areas, attendees can sign in to the PCC-FREE-WIFI network; no password is required. In the meeting spaces, attendees can use the Meeting Room Free WiFi network; no password is required.

MAKE-UP REGISTRATION

The last opportunity to register for the High School National Tournament will be Monday, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. MT, at the Phoenix Convention Center in North 122A/B.

NEW TO NATIONALS?

ATTEND A NEW COACH RECEPTION!

Stop by one of two sessions on Sunday to connect with national office staff and other new(er) coaches. Get an overview of the tournament and ask any burning questions about the week ahead. Refer to times and locations above.

SPEECH, DEBATE, AND CONGRESS JUDGE TRAININGS (OPTIONAL)

Join us Sunday afternoon to learn the basics of judging! Expert coaches will guide beginner judges through the event format, best practices for judging, and how to provide constructive, culturally competent feedback. Refer to times and locations above.

COACHES’ CAUCUSES

presented by Colorado College

S UNDAY, JUNE 11

— NORTH 125A/125B —

The NSDA Coaches’ Caucuses exist to actively support coaches from underrepresented populations by creating safe and private spaces to articulate concerns and share ideas.

Hispanic/Latine Coaches’ Caucus

9:00 a.m. MT | North 125A

Victoria Beard, TX

Tony Ugalde, CA

Indigenous Persons Coaches’ Caucus

10:00 a.m. MT | North 125B

Hilary Metzger, KS

John Samqua, KS

LGBTQ+ Coaches’ Caucus

11:00 a.m. MT | North 125A

Elle Barts, NE

Heath Martin, TX

Black/African American Coaches’ Caucus

12:00 p.m. MT | North 125B

Adesuwa Omoruyi, TX

Jharick Shields, MS

Abilities United Coaches’ Caucus

2:00 p.m. MT | North 125A

Jesse Meyer, IA

Jan Friedman-Pizzo, OR

Women’s Coaches’ Caucus

3:00 p.m. MT | North 125B

Jamelle Brown, KS

Kim Lenger, MO

Asian/Pacific Islander Coaches’ Caucus

4:00 p.m. MT | North 125A

Kris Igawa, OR

David Long, PA

PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER

MAIN DEBATE

MONDAY, JUNE 12 †

• Westwood HS (CX)

• Red Mountain HS (LD/PF)

9:00 a.m. Round 1 (preset)

11:30 a.m. Round 2 (preset)

2:15 p.m. Round 3

5:00 p.m. Round 4

TUESDAY, JUNE 13 †

• Westwood HS (CX)

• Red Mountain HS (LD/PF)

8:00 a.m. Round 5 10:30 a.m. Round 6

Teams who win at least 8 prelim ballots will advance to Rounds 7 and 8.

2:00 p.m. Round 7

4:00 p.m. Round 8

6:30 p.m. Online Postings via Tabroom.com

12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Supplemental Re-registration via Tabroom.com

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Mountain View HS

8:00 a.m. Round 9 11:30 a.m. Round 10

3:00 p.m. Round 11 6:00 p.m. Round 12

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Mountain View HS

8:00 a.m. Round 13 (CX / LD /PF)

10:00 a.m. Round 14 (LD / PF) 11:00 a.m. Round 14 (CX)

12:00 p.m. Round 15 (LD / PF)

1:30 p.m. Round 16 (LD / PF) *if needed

2:00 p.m. Round 15 (CX)

5:00 p.m. Round 16 (CX) *if needed

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center – North Ballroom 120

MAIN SPEECH

MONDAY, JUNE 12

• Mountain View HS (USX, IX, OO, INF)

• Mesa HS (HI, DI, DUO, POI)

9:00 a.m. Round 1 (Draw: 8:30 a.m. –be in draw at 7:55 a.m.)

11:30 a.m. Round 2 (Draw: 11:00 a.m.)

2:00 p.m. Round 3 (Draw: 1:30 p.m.)

4:00 p.m. Round 4 (Draw: 3:30 p.m.)

TUESDAY, JUNE 13

• Mountain View HS (USX, IX, OO, INF)

• Mesa HS (HI, DI, DUO, POI)

8:30 a.m. Round 5 (Draw: 8:00 a.m.)

10:30 a.m. Round 6 (Draw: 10:00 a.m.)

The top 60 competitors in each event after prelims will advance to Rounds 7 and 8.

2:00 p.m. Round 7 OO, INF, HI, DI, DUO, POI

2:30 p.m. Round 7 (USX/IX – Draw: 2:00 p.m.)

4:00 pm. Round 8 OO, INF, HI, DI, DUO, POI

4:30 p.m. Round 8 (USX/IX – Draw: 4:00 p.m.)

6:30 p.m. Online Postings via Tabroom.com

12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Supplemental Re-registration via Tabroom.com

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Mountain View HS

8:30 a.m. Round 9 (Draw: 8:00 a.m.)

10:30 a.m. Round 10 (Draw: 10:00 a.m.)

2:30 p.m. Round 11 (Draw: 2:00 p.m.)

4:30 p.m. Round 12 (Draw: 4:00 p.m.)

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Phoenix Convention Center – North Ballroom 120

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center – North Ballroom 120

† Note: Rounds of PF and LD will be flighted on Monday and Tuesday.

EXTEMP DEBATE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 †

• Westwood HS

SUPPLEMENTAL SPEECH

EVENT PATTERNS

PATTERN A

• Extemp Commentary (EXC)

• Original Spoken Word Poetry (SW)

• Prose (PRO)

• Expository (EXP)

PATTERN B

THURSDAY, JUNE 15 †

• Mountain View HS

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Impromptu (IMP)

• Poetry (POE)

• Storytelling (STO)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

•

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Mesa HS

† Note: Rounds of XDB will be flighted on Wednesday and Thursday.

SUPPLEMENTAL RE-REGISTRATION

Students who intend to compete in supplemental events must be re-registered to confirm their participation between 12:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 13 through Tabroom.com. Students who pre-registered but did not re-register will not be scheduled for competition. This applies to both students who compete in main events and students who are only competing in supplemental events.

*if needed FRIDAY,

MIDDLE SCHOOL AND SUPPLEMENTAL ONLY REGISTRATION

Schools that are ONLY participating in supplemental events should attend the Middle School and Supplemental Only Registration on Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., at the PCC in North 122A/B.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

HOUSE/SENATE

MONDAY, JUNE 12

• Phoenix Convention Center

8:00 a.m. Opening Assembly (all Congress competitors)

9:00 a.m. Round 1: Elect presiding officer (PO); set agenda; convene

12:45 p.m. Recess for lunch

2:15 p.m. Round 2: Elect PO; convene

5:45 p.m. Recess

TUESDAY, JUNE 13

• Phoenix Convention Center

8:00 a.m. Round 3: Elect PO; convene 11:30 a.m. PO recognition; Leadership Bowl voting; recess

3:00 p.m. Online Postings via Tabroom.com

12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Supplemental Re-registration via Tabroom.com

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Phoenix Convention Center

8:00 a.m. Elimination Round Opening Assembly (all elim competitors)

8:30 a.m. Senate Semifinal and House Quarterfinal Round 1: Elect PO; set agenda; convene

11:45 a.m. Recess for lunch

1:30 p.m. Senate Semifinal and House Quarterfinal Round 2: Elect PO; convene

4:30 p.m. PO recognition; Leadership Bowl voting; recess

7:00 p.m. Posting of Senate Finalists and House Semifinalists via Tabroom.com

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Phoenix Convention Center

8:00 a.m. Senate Final/House Semifinal Opening Assembly

8:45 a.m. Senate Final* and House Semifinal Round 1: Elect PO; set agenda; convene

12:00 p.m. Recess for lunch

1:30 p.m. Senate Final* and House Semifinal Round 2: Reconvene

4:45 p.m. PO recognition, Leadership Bowl voting; recess

7:00 p.m. Posting of House Finalists via Tabroom.com

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center

8:15 a.m. House Final* Round 1: Elect PO; set agenda; convene

11:30 a.m. Recess for lunch

12:45 p.m. House Final* Round 2: Reconvene

3:45 p.m. PO recognition; Leadership Bowl voting; recess

* Congress finals will be held in North 222A-C

JUDGING OPPORTUNITY

High school National Tournament participants who are no longer competing on Wednesday are welcome to judge at the Middle School National Tournament! To be eligible, they must have completed their junior or senior year of high school and have 250+ Honor Society points. They should arrive at the Middle School National Tournament venue by 8:15 a.m. MT on Wednesday and check in with tournament staff to be registered. They will be required to attend a judge training session before they are permitted to judge.

Access detailed schedules, maps, and more via the Nats23 Guidebook app!

WORLD SCHOOLS

MONDAY, JUNE 12

• Skyline HS

8:00 a.m. Makeup WS Judge Training (for WS judges unable to attend Sunday)

9:00 a.m. Round 1 (Prepared Motion)

10:30 a.m. Round 2 (Prepared Motion)

1:30 p.m. Team Roll Call (Gym) and Judge Roll Call (Auditorium)

1:45 p.m. Impromptu Motion Announced/Prep Begins

2:45 p.m. Round 3 (Impromptu Motion)

4:45 p.m. Round 4 (Prepared Motion)

TUESDAY, JUNE 13

• Skyline HS

8:15 a.m. Team Roll Call (Gym) and Judge Roll Call (Auditorium)

8:30 a.m. Impromptu Motion Announced/Prep Begins

9:30 a.m. Round 5 (Impromptu Motion)

12:30 p.m. Team Roll Call (Gym) and Judge Roll Call (Auditorium)

12:45 p.m. Impromptu Motion Announced/Prep Begins

1:45 p.m. Round 6 (Impromptu Motion)

3:45 p.m. Announcement of Triple Octafinalists

4:15 p.m. Team Roll Call (Gym) and Judge Roll Call (Auditorium)

4:45 p.m. Triple Octafinals (Prepared Motion)

6:30 p.m. Online Postings via Tabroom.com

12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Supplemental Re-registration via Tabroom.com

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Mountain View HS

8:00 a.m. Roll Call for Double Octafinalist Teams and Judges

8:15 a.m. Double Octafinals (Prepared Motion)

9:45 a.m. Roll Call for Octafinalist Teams and Judges

10:00 a.m. Impromptu Motion Announced/Prep Begins

11:00 a.m. Octafinals (Impromptu Motion)

1:30 p.m. Roll Call for Quarterfinalist Teams and Judges

1:45 p.m. Impromptu Motion Announced/Prep Begins

2:45 p.m. Quarterfinals (Impromptu Motion)

4:45 p.m. Roll Call for Semifinalist Teams and Judges

5:00 p.m. Impromptu Motion Announced/Prep Begins

6:00 p.m. Semifinals (Impromptu Motion)

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Phoenix Convention Center – North Ballroom 120

12:30 p.m. WS Final (Prepared Motion)

BIG QUESTIONS

MONDAY, JUNE 12 †

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TUESDAY, JUNE 13 †

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 •

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

•

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

•

† Note: Rounds of BQ will be flighted on Monday and Tuesday.

HIGH SCHOOL FINALS AND AWARDS

FINALS AND AWARDS

MAIN EVENT FINALS

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

Phoenix Convention Center • North Ballroom 120, unless otherwise noted

8:00 a.m. Sen. Richard Lugar Congressional Debate – Senate Final Round (North 222A-C)

12:30 p.m. World Schools Debate

Presented by Simpson College

2:15 p.m. Humorous Interpretation

Presented by Western Kentucky University

3:45 p.m. Lanny D. and B. J. Naegelin Dramatic Interpretation

Presented by Simpson College

5:00 p.m. New First and Second Diamond Recognition

Presented by Colorado College

5:30 p.m. Program Oral Interpretation

Presented by Quaker Bakery

7:00 p.m. Donus D. Roberts Diamond Assembly

Presented by Colorado College

8:30 p.m. Dr. Tommie Lindsey, Jr., Duo Interpretation

Presented by Colorado College

CAN’T ATTEND IN PERSON?

CATCH THE #NATS23 LIVESTREAM!

presented by the Institute for Speech and Debate

live.speechanddebate.org

American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters will be available in North Ballroom 120 on Thursday and Friday from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. MT.

LIMITED MOBILITY SEATING

An expanded seating area for those with limited mobility will be available toward the front of the finals venue for main events and awards in North Ballroom 120. Chairs in this area will be set apart rather than attached at the sides to create extra space for people who need accessibility accommodations.

JACCI LANGSTON Awards Emcee

TIM SHEAFF Awards Emcee

MAIN EVENT FINALS

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

Phoenix Convention Center • North Ballroom 120, unless otherwise noted

8:00 a.m. Rep. Barbara Jordan Congressional Debate – House Final Round (North 222A-C)

8:00 a.m. Informative Speaking

Presented by Truman State University

* all times are shown in Mountain Standard Time

9:30 a.m.

Carmendale Fernandes United States Extemporaneous Speaking

Presented by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

11:00 a.m. A. C. Eley International Extemporaneous Speaking

Presented by the Council on Foreign Relations

12:30 p.m. Richard B. Sodikow Policy Debate

2:30 p.m. Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Presented by Western Kentucky University

3:45 p.m.

Public Forum Debate

Presented by the Arthur N. Rupe Foundation

5:00 p.m. Joe and Pam Wycoff Original Oratory

Presented by Red Hill Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation Auxiliary

6:30 p.m.

Yellowbird Native American Dancers/Singer

7:00 p.m. High School National Awards Assembly

SUPPLEMENTAL EVENT FINALS

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

Phoenix Convention Center • West 301A

8:00 a.m. Storytelling

Presented by Bob and Salli Stockton

MIDDLE SCHOOL

You can find middle school schedules starting on page 84.

9:00 a.m.

10:00 a.m.

Expository

Presented by Bob and Salli Stockton

Prose Reading

Presented by Lafayette College

11:00 a.m. Impromptu

Presented by Bob and Salli Stockton

12:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m.

3:00 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

Poetry Reading

Presented by Simpson College

Brother René Sterner Commentary

Presented by Bob and Salli Stockton

Original Spoken Word Poetry

Presented by The Delores Arthur Taylor School for Young Men

Extemporaneous Debate

Presented by Colorado College

Big Questions Debate

Presented by the John Templeton Foundation

AWARDING OF TROPHIES

Top Policy Speakers, Top LincolnDouglas Speakers, Debaters Placing 7-14

Top Policy speakers 1-14, Policy teams 7-14, top Lincoln-Douglas speakers, top LincolnDouglas debaters 7-14, and Public Forum teams 7-14 will be awarded trophies on stage after their respective final rounds.

Debaters Placing 1-6

The top six LD debaters, the top six teams in PF and CX, and the top six XDB debaters should attend the National Awards Assembly on Friday to receive their award on stage.

Congressional Debaters Placing 1-14, Top POs, Leadership Bowls

The top 14 Congressional debaters in the House and the Senate should attend the National Awards Assembly on Friday to receive their award on stage.

Top Worlds Speakers, Worlds Teams Placing 5-8

Top Worlds speakers 1-14 and Worlds teams 5-8 will be awarded trophies on stage after the World Schools Debate final round on Thursday afternoon.

Top 4 World Schools Debate Teams, Top 4 Big Questions Debaters

Members of the top four Worlds teams and the top four Big Questions debaters should attend the National Awards Assembly on Friday to receive their award on stage.

Four-Time Competitors

Four-time competitors should attend the National Awards Assembly on Friday to be recognized from the audience.

Speech Semifinalists

Main event speech semifinalists should attend the final round of their respective event to receive their award on stage following that round.

Speech Finalists

Speech finalists in main and supplemental events should attend the National Awards Assembly on Friday to receive their award on stage.

NATIONAL SPEECH FINALISTS’ SOUND AND LIGHT CHECK

All main speech finalists (OO, USX, IX, INF, HI, DI, DUO, POI) must attend the National Speech Finalists’ Sound and Light Check at 10:00 a.m. MT on Thursday, June 15 in North Ballroom 120 of the Phoenix Convention Center. Students should wear what they plan to wear during the final round of competition.

The National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) has placed this program on the NASSP National Advisory List of Contests and Activities for 2022-2023.

AWARDS PICKUP

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. MT

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. MT

— NORTH 122A/B —

ELIM AWARD DISTRIBUTION

The following items may be picked up in the Phoenix Convention Center Thursday/Friday.

• Plaques for main speech event contestants eliminated after rounds 8 and 10 (excluding Top 14)

• Plaques for main debate event contestants eliminated after round 8 (excluding Top 14)

• Plaques for Congressional Debate quarterfinalists

• Senator Karl E. Mundt medals for Congressional Debate semifinalists

• Plaques for supplemental event semifinalists

SCHOOL AWARDS

A list of teams that have qualified for one of the School Awards (School of Outstanding Distinction, Speech School of Excellence, Debate School of Excellence, Speech School of Honor, or Debate School of Honor) will be announced via the Nats23 Guidebook app during the afternoon on Friday, June 16. One coach from each qualified school should plan to attend the National Awards Assembly at 7:00 p.m. Friday evening to accept the award on behalf of their school.

The formula for determining School Awards is available in the High School Unified Manual.

RESULTS AND AWARDS

Results of all HS elimination rounds prior to finals will be posted on the public-facing side of Tabroom.com. Find who advanced to the next round by navigating to nationals. tabroom.com and selecting the Pairings tab—or use the QR code at left.

MORE ELIM

AWARDS

Congress Gavels and Lewis Medallions

Congress preliminary, quarterfinal, and semifinal presiding officers will receive gavels in their chambers. Final session participants will receive Lewis Medallions in their chambers.

World Schools Triple Octafinalist Medals

Non-advancing Worlds triple octafinalists will receive medals after the conclusion of the round.

Learn more about how results and awards work during the National Tournament by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions using the QR code at right.

LEAVING EARLY?

Awards will not be shipped without prior arrangement. Be sure to pick up all items—including checking for lost and found items—during the times allotted.

PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER

ELECTED MEMBERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

APPOINTED MEMBERS

Byron R. Arthur LOUISIANA

David Huston TEXAS

Adam J. Jacobi WISCONSIN

VICE PRESIDENT

Dr. Tommie Lindsey, Jr. CALIFORNIA

PRESIDENT

Pam Cady Wycoff MINNESOTA

Jennifer M. Jerome NEBRASKA

Renee C. Motter COLORADO

Jay Rye ALABAMA

Dr. Alan Coverstone DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Dr. Mike Edmonds COLORADO

Sara Gibson DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Anoop Mishra ALABAMA

Holly Williams ARIZONA

DIRECTORS

Amanda Wagner Trophy Shop Assistant

Eli Woody Membership and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinator

Becky Wagner Trophy Shop Coordinator

Chad Wagner Trophy Shop Manager

Lisa Vossekuil Business and Finance Coordinator

Megan Wunn Business and Finance Coordinator (PT)

Stephanie VanderBruggen Business and Finance Manager

Alyssa Rivera Marketing Communication Specialist

Chris Palmer Developer

Lauren McCool Education and Leadership Specialist

Deano Pape Competition and Events Specialist (PT)

Susan Rhoades Mail Assistant (PT)

Emily Bratton Graphic Designer and Publications Assistant

Erik Altman Website Content Specialist

Matt Bopes Membership and Resources Coordinator

Walker Desing Video Production Specialist

Kirsten Ellermann Membership Coordinator

Kellie Etzel Grants Administrator

Vicki Joss Publications Manager

Tova Hettinger Development Manager

Amber Gracia Alumni Engagement Specialist

Kevon Haughton Tournament Services Coordinator

Jessica Kincannon Content Specialist

Leela Ortiz Administrative Specialist

Aaron Hardy Director of Technology

Angela McMillan Director of Marketing and Advocacy

Dr. Paul Porter Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Lauren Burdt Director of Competition and Events

Laura Stein Director of Business and Finance

Nicole WanzerSerrano Director of Development

Annie Reisener Director of Membership

J. Scott Wunn Executive Director

Amy Seidelman Assistant Executive Director, Chief Operating Officer

Gary Zuehls Trophy Shop Associate

Karen Jansen Business and Finance Assistant

Callie Anderson Development Coordinator

TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS

EVENT CHAIRS SPECIAL THANKS

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR

J. Scott Wunn, NSDA

ASSISTANT NATIONAL TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR

Amy Seidelman, NSDA

ASSISTANT TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR – COMPETITION

Lauren Burdt, NSDA

ASSISTANT TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR – OPERATIONS

Annie Reisener, NSDA

CO-CHAIRS OF COMPUTER OPERATIONS

Aaron Hardy, NSDA

Chris Palmer, NSDA OPERATIONS

Tammy Altman, IA

Erik Altman, Jr., IA

Arjun Banerjee, MD

Gina Cattaneo, OK

Elena Cecil, KY

Martin Glendinning, OK

Matt Huber, IL

Adam J. Jacobi, WI

Jennifer Jerome, NE

Greg Malis, LA

Brian Manuel, NY

Lavontae Morrow, IL

Randi Oleson, IA

Anthony Peavy, IA

Zachary Prax, MN

Travis Rother, MN

Nick Ryan, VA

Simon Sheaff, IA

Kara Smith, HI

Grady Stein, IA

Tess Stein, IA

Tyler Unsell, MO

Darrell Vossekuil, IA

Jim Walker, IA

Chase Williams, Taiwan

Our social media and video teams will be out and about during the week capturing interviews, photos, videos, and more. You could be featured online or in an upcoming publication!

SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM

Anneteke Adoga, MN

Jessica Kincannon, NSDA

Angela McMillan, NSDA

Alyssa Rivera, NSDA

VIDEO TEAM

Walker Desing, NSDA

Liv Krusinski, CA

Mantas Motekaitis, CA

Michael Villalobos, IL

Bill Brown World Schools Debate Co-Chair

Kimberly Bayan-Berlat Congressional Debate Co-Chair

Kevin Berlat Congressional Debate Co-Chair

Julie Roos World Schools Debate Co-Chair

Matt Good Main Speech Chair

Jeff Stutzman Policy Debate Co-Chair

Shuntá Jordan Policy Debate Co-Chair

Hanh Do Big Questions Debate Chair

Ameena Amdahl-Mason Lincoln-Douglas Co-Chair

Jonathan Alston Lincoln-Douglas Co-Chair

Nicole Dalton Public Forum Debate Co-Chair

Alma Nicholson Public Forum Debate Co-Chair

Greg Malis Extemp Debate Chair

Pam McComas Extemp Prep Chair

Sarah Donnelly Supplemental Speech Co-Chair

Marc Rischitelli Supplemental Speech Co-Chair

TAB STAFF

Thank you to all volunteers!

Policy Debate

Shuntá Jordan, GA (co-chair)

Jeff Stutzman, IN (co-chair)

Xavier Liu, CA

Darin Maier, MS

Nick Panopoulos, CO

Dustin Rimmey, KS

Blake Ziegler, CA

Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Jonathan Alston, NJ (co-chair)

Ameena Amdahl-Mason, OR (co-chair)

Richard Belske, KS

Courtney Coffman, TX

Emily Farwell, WY

Crawford Leavoy, NC

Michael Patterson, OK (chair emeritus)

Chris Randall, NJ

Russ Tidwell, KS

Bryan Whyte, MO

Public Forum Debate

Nicole Dalton, CA (co-chair)

Alma Nicholson, LA (co-chair)

David Abel, KS

Tim Averill, MA

Chris Berdnik, VA

A. Jane Berry-Eddings, OR

Rachel Mauchline, AR

Harry Strong, VA

William Torres, NM

Congressional Debate

Kimberly Bayan-Berlat, AZ (co-chair)

Kevin Berlat, AZ (co-chair)

Brian Alford, TX

Susan Anderson, ND

Jordy Barry, NJ

Victoria Beard, TX

Donald Broussard, MA

Clifton Davis, ID

Rosalyn Foster, CA

Gayle Hyde, ND

David Long, PA

Keith Pittman, NC

Aleisha Readye, CA

Main Speech

Matt Good, MO (chair)

Kim Lenger, MO (associate co-chair)

Steve Meadows, KY (associate co-chair)

Gail Nicholas, SC (associate co-chair)

Tony Ugalde, CA (associate co-chair)

Lillian Adeyemi, TX

Stan Austin, IL

Andrew Barrett, TX

Shiela Berselli, NV

Eloise Blair, TX

Luis Cardenas, NY

Gina Cattaneo, OK

Shane Cole, MS

Carolyn Cook, KS

Amanda Dolinger, MO

Cheryl Frazier, IL

Mary Fridh, IN

Martin Glendinning, OK

Mario Herrera, GA

Vicky Hyde, WA

Kris Igawa, OR

Larissa Maranell, KS

Zachary McGee, MO

David McKenzie, IN

Rory McKenzie, TX

Karen Miyakado, HI

Chuck Nicholas, SC

Jeff Plinsky, KS

Cheryl Potts, TX

Bill Prater, OH

Michael Robinson, KY

Nick Ryan, VA

Robert Shepard, TX

Jimmy Smith, TX

Betty Stanton, OK

Karissa Talty, MO

Suzanne Terry, TN

Tom Tobin, MO

Mick Turpin, MO

William Warren, NC

Rachel Wilczewski, OR

Brian Winckler, MO

Trey Witt, KS

David Yastremski, NJ

Big Questions Debate

Hanh Do, TX (chair)

LaMonde Howard, TX

Sheryl Kaczmarek, MA

Colleen Mooney, PA

Adesuwa Omoruyi, TX

Joe Vaughan, NY

(updated as of June 12, 2023)

World Schools Debate

Bill Brown, CO (co-chair)

Julie Roos, NV (co-chair)

Bilal Butt, NC

Megan Butt, NC

Kelly Garner, MS

Daniel Johnson, MT

Kelley Kirkpatrick, WA

Jesse Meyer, IA

Gary Peters, IN

Mallory Raugewitz-Blick, KS

Shane Stafford, MN

Donna Szumila, TX

Ed Williams, GA

Extemp Debate

Greg Malis, LA (chair)

Lori Crawford, OK

Scott Johnstone, LA

Noah Recker, TX

Frank Riccobono, MA

Maggie Rietz, IA

Meghan Avis Yen, TX

Supplemental Speech

Sarah Donnelly, MA (co-chair)

Marc Rischitelli, MA (co-chair)

Ken Carter, IL

Bill Fleming, IL

James Froelich, FL

JP Fugler, TX

Paul Gaba, FL

Megan Hagaman, KS

Manuel Halkias, OH

Mary Hoard, TX

Adam Jenkins, IL

Stephanie King, WI

Ryan Nassif, TX

Scott Pollack, PA

Extemp Prep

Pam McComas, KS (chair)

Jo Ball, KS

Jamelle Brown, KS

James M. Copeland, AZ

Robin Christensen, ID

Lexy Green, CA

Sheryl Gusman, VA

Denise Raeder Johnson, ND

Kelsey Johnson, ND

W. Kay, NY

Ishmael Kissinger, OK

Julie Laflen, KS

Jeri Neidhard, OH

Jay Stubbs, TX

SAPPHIRE LEVEL

RICHARD BITNER

JAMES M. COPELAND

EMERALD LEVEL

TOM AND VICKI ROLLINS

JOE AND PAM WYCOFF

A. C. ELEY FUND

CARMENDALE FERNANDES FUND

THE JEPS FOUNDATION

VICTOR JIH

ADAM AND ASHLEY JOHNSON

HAROLD C. KELLER FUND

MCCARTHEY FAMILY FOUNDATION

HARLAND B. MITCHELL FUND

LANNY D. AND B. J. NAEGELIN FUND

DONUS AND LOVILA ROBERTS

SANDRA SILVERS FUND

RICHARD B. SODIKOW FUND

BOB AND SALLI STOCKTON

WILLIAM WOODS TATE, JR., FUND

TINA WANG FUND

The American Legion’s National Oratorical Contest

The first place finisher of The American Legion’s National Oratorical Contest is awarded a $25,000 scholarship, second place $22,500, and third place $20,000. As part of the National Speech & Debate Association’s ongoing alliance with The American Legion, those top three finishers may also earn the right to compete in Original Oratory or United States Extemporaneous Speaking at the National Speech & Debate Tournament!

• Visit www.legion.org/oratorical to learn more.

• Click on “ State Contests ” to contact The American Legion Department Headquarters located in your state to learn when the first contest in your area will be.

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CFR Academic provides a forum for educators and students of all disciplines to join discussions on global issues with foreign policy experts and connects the educational community to research and analysis for teaching and learning about international affairs.

Visit cfr.org and email cfracademic@cfr.org to sign up for our webinars and newsletter.

Academic Webinars

CFR Internships

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is an independent, nonpartisan membership organization, think tank, and publisher dedicated to being a resource for interested citizens in order to help them better understand U.S. foreign policy and international issues shaping the world today.

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HUNDREDS OF TEAMS WILL ENTER.

EIGHT WILL WIN TRIPS TO THE FINALS IN NEW YORK CITY.

The Brewer Foundation and New York University proudly announce the 23rd annual International Public Policy Forum (IPPF) – the only competition that gives high school students around the world the opportunity to engage in written and oral debates on issues of public policy

This international contest is open to all schools – public and private – for free. High school teams compete for awards and scholarships The top eight teams earn an all-expenses-paid trip to the IPPF Finals in New York City, where the IPPF World Champion wins a $10,000 grand prize!

To learn more about the 2023-24 competition, visit www.ippfdebate.com today!

Register to compete by October 16, 2023

Prepare a 2,800 word qualifying round essay on the 2023-24 topic. Essays are due in late October 2023

The Top 64 teams will be announced in early November Those teams advance into a single-elimination, written debate competition, with teams volleying essays back and forth via email

Judges review the essays and the field is narrowed from 64 teams to 32, 16 and then eight.

The "Elite Eight" teams earn an all-expenses-paid trip to the IPPF Finals in New York City, where they compete in oral debates for the chance to be named the IPPF World Champion!

ONLY ONE WILL TAKE HOME THE $10,000 GRAND PRIZE.

A HUGE FORENSICS LEGACY... AT A SMALL PRIVATE SCHOOL!

Lafayette competes in both speech and debate and travels a competitive regional and national schedule throughout both semesters, culminating in a trip to the national tournament each April. The team won its fourth consecutive state title this year. Lafayette College, which overlooks the Delaware River in Easton, Pennsylvania, is a private liberal arts and engineering school with approximately 2,500 students. Lafayette prides itself on being one of the most academically rigorous and highest ranked colleges with an active, competitive, and fully supported forensics team.

For more information, contact Director of Forensics Activities Scott Placke at plackeh@lafayette.edu.

https://sites.lafayette.edu/forensics

Pi Kappa Delta Team

SHAPING FUTURE LEADERS

Learn how through the John C. Culver Fellows program at Simpson College.

Culver Fellowship Opportunities:

• Renewable annual scholarship of $2,000

• Leadership development in politics and public policy

• Host nationally-recognized speakers for the annual Culver Lecture

• Participate in semester-long Capitol Hill Internship Program (CHIP) in Washington, D.C.

• Gain real-world experience in campaigns, advocacy, policy, research, outreach and voter engagement

Priority application deadline of February 15 for each year’s incoming fall class

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Stop Talking. Start Speaking.

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SWSDI is July 1-15 at ASU Main in Tempe, AZ

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CONTINUE YOUR ADVOCACY AFTER HIGH SCHOOL AT TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY!

We know your decision to continue speech and debate in college is an important one, and we think you would find an excellent home at Truman. Located in northeast Missouri, Truman is a public institution offering undergraduate majors in over 45 academic disciplines at an affordable price. Students enjoy the academic rigor and extracurricular opportunities Truman provides, such as the Truman Forensics Team which ranks among the top 20 programs in the nation! Come see what being a big dawg is all about! Scan the QR-code to check out our admissions process, or check out our forensics program at forensics.truman.edu/whatwedo!

Truman Forensics Team 2022-2023

SCAN ME

Behind every qualifier to the National Tournament, there is a dedicated coach.

Never forget those individuals who made it their mission to help get you here.

The William Woods Tate, Jr., National Student of the Year award is presented by Richard Bitner in honor of David Price.

WILLIAM WOODS TATE, JR., NATIONAL STUDENT OF THE YEAR

presented by Richard Bitner in honor of David Price

The National Speech & Debate Association proudly announces six finalists for the William Woods Tate, Jr., National Student of the Year. The annual award recognizes one student out of more than 140,000 members who best embodies the organization’s Code of Honor —humility, equity, integrity, respect, leadership, and service. Nominees must also demonstrate strong academic credentials and a commitment to the speech and debate community. Finalists are interviewed by an esteemed panel of educators during the National Speech & Debate Tournament. The 2023 National Student of the Year will be announced Friday, June 16 during the National Tournament Awards Assembly at 7:00 p.m. MT. This year’s finalists are listed below in alphabetical order by last name.

Abiah George

Aberdeen Central High School

— South Dakota — Northern South Dakota District

Jade Ismail

Comeaux High School

— Louisiana — Louisiana District

Kaitlyn Nash

Hendrickson High School

— Texas —

Heart of Texas District

Aarushi Pore

Olathe North High School

— Kansas — Three Trails District

Dani Schulz

Cheyenne East High School

— Wyoming —

Hole in the Wall District

Andrew Serrano Sumner Academy

— Kansas — East Kansas District

ABIAH JADE KAITLYN AARUSHI DANI ANDREW

DISTRICT STUDENTS OF THE YEAR

Each NSDA District has the opportunity to name a District Student of the Year. Coaches may nominate a graduating senior who best represents the tenets of the Association’s Code of Honor: humility, equity, integrity, respect, leadership, and service. Learn more at www.speechanddebate.org/student-recognition . Students are listed in alphabetical order by state, then NSDA district.

Mockingbird (AL)

Sophia Li

Mountain Brook HS, AL

Arkansas Alexis Childs

Cabot HS, AR

Big Valley (CA)

Leah Chapman

Buhach Colony HS, CA

California Coast

Emily Jang

Milpitas HS, CA

East Los Angeles (CA)

Collin Duong

Alhambra HS, CA

Southern California

Evan Thompson

Cajon HS, CA

Colorado

Carter McDonald

Rock Canyon HS, CO

Colorado Grande

Alice Lay

Widefield HS, CO

Rocky Mountain - South (CO)

Nicholas Dohr

Mullen HS, CO

Florida Oceanfront

Rebeca Lopez-Anzures

American Heritage Palm Beach, FL

Florida Panther

Aaron Sinclair

Bishop Moore Catholic HS, FL

South Florida

Michael Lovaglio

MAST @ FIU, FL

Idaho Mountain River

Maria “Lupita” Saldana

Rigby HS, ID

Greater Illinois

Pierce McDade

University HS, IL

Illini (IL)

Destinee Owens

Thornton Fractional North HS, IL

Hoosier Heartland (IN)

Riley Fritchley

McCutcheon HS, IN

Northeast Indiana

Cassandra Smith

Bishop Dwenger HS, IN

Northwest Indiana

Tasneem Ahmed

Penn HS, IN

East Iowa

Nathan Weimar

West HS - Iowa City, IA

East Kansas

Andrew Serrano

Sumner Academy, KS

Sunflower (KS)

Tristan Rice

Wichita Northwest HS, KS

Three Trails (KS)

Aarushi Pore

Olathe North HS, KS

West Kansas

Kira Roth

Garden City HS, KS

Kentucky

Raegan Settle

Murray HS, KY

Louisiana

Jade Ismail

Comeaux HS, LA

Maine

Sonia Wold

Cape Elizabeth HS, ME

Michigan

Ricki Davis

Cass Tech HS, MI

Central Minnesota

Ava Roots

Stillwater Area HS, MN

Northern Lights (MN)

Cecilia Buzzeo

Willmar Senior High, MN

Southern Minnesota

Connor Brynteson

Robbinsdale Cooper HS, MN

Magnolia (MS)

Logan Green

Hattiesburg HS, MS

Carver-Truman (MO)

McKenzie Jones

Webb City HS, MO

Eastern Missouri

Anish Ganga

Rock Bridge HS, MO

Heart of America (MO)

Olivia Linzy

Liberty Sr. HS, MO

Ozark (MO)

Jesse Fields

Bolivar HS, MO

Show Me (MO)

Carmen Myers

Grain Valley HS, MO

Montana East

Maxwell Arvanetes

Billings West HS, MT

Montana West

MacGregor Adkins

Glacier HS, MT

Carolina East

Nash Reibe

Cape Fear Academy, NC

Nebraska

Vikram Menon

Millard North HS, NE

Nebraska South

Celeste Cruz Rivera

Lincoln East HS, NE

Golden Desert (NV)

Brandon Anderson

Green Valley HS, NV

Sagebrush (NV)

Megan Dwyer

Elko HS, NV

New Jersey

Justin Black

Phillipsburg HS, NJ

New Mexico

Yunseo Kim

Los Alamos HS, NM

Carolina West (NC)

William “Zech” Hoppes

East Rutherford HS, NC

North Dakota Roughrider

Sumaya Abukar

West Fargo HS, ND

Northern Ohio

Macenzee Gaal

South Range HS, OH

Western Ohio

Srikruthi Godavarthi

Olentangy HS, OH

East Oklahoma

Lance Brightmire

Booker T. Washington HS, OK

West Oklahoma

Price Collier

Bishop McGuinness HS, OK

North Oregon

Lauren Zhang

Lake Oswego HS, OR

Pennsylvania

Riley Baughman

Greater Latrobe Senior HS, PA

Pittsburgh (PA)

Amari Smith

Pittsburgh Central Catholic HS, PA

Valley Forge (PA)

Supraja Sudarsan

Strath Haven HS, PA

South Carolina (SC)

Nuha Shaikh

Riverside HS, SC

Northern South Dakota

Abiah George

Aberdeen Central HS, SD

Rushmore (SD)

Meara McIntyre

Washington HS - Sioux Falls, SD

Tennessee (TN)

William Hong

Brentwood HS, TN

Central Texas

Claire Davis

Winston Churchill HS, TX

Gulf Coast (TX)

Alek Araguz

Harlingen HS South, TX

Heart of Texas

Kaitlyn Nash

Hendrickson HS, TX

North Texas Longhorns

Raghav Ramki

Plano East Senior HS, TX

Space City (TX)

Sony Alvarez

Alief Elsik HS, TX

Tall Cotton (TX)

Jon Plummer

Lubbock HS, TX

UIL (TX)

Layne Morris

Ore City HS, UIL

Yellow Rose (TX)

Claire Wang

A&M Consolidated HS, TX

Inland Empire (ID)

Lorena Vegas

Chiawana HS, ID

Western Washington

Jace Simon

Tahoma HS, WA

Northern Wisconsin

Parker DeDeker

Neenah HS, WI

Southern Wisconsin

Milanno Jones

Rufus King HS, WI

Hole in the Wall (WY)

Dani Schulz

Cheyenne East HS, WY

Wind River (WY)

Alexis Hernandez

Jackson Hole HS, WY

FOUR-TIME COMPETITORS

It is a great honor to attend Nationals once. It is especially difficult to attend more than once! Four-time competitors are recognized from the audience during the High School Awards Assembly Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. MT in North Ballroom 120 of the Phoenix Convention Center. High school students must attend the National Tournament all four years in a main event, supplemental event, Big Questions, or World Schools

Debate to be eligible for this award. Students are listed alphabetically by last name.

Mary Abi-Karam

American Heritage Broward HS, FL

Signy Ackermann

Grapevine HS, TX

Mac Adkins

Glacier HS, MT

Duaa Ali

Dreyfoos School of the Arts, FL

Jasmine Anderson

Flathead HS, MT

Olivia Anderson

Brookings HS, SD

Ebenezer Appiah

Alief Elsik HS, TX

Sebastian Attlan

Hinsdale Central HS, IL

Max Arvanetes

Billings West HS, MT

Kate Bailey

Jefferson City HS, MO

Nathan Balderas

Wichita East HS, KS

Myles Bell

Jackson-Reed HS, DC

Kylar Bennett

Riverton HS, WY

Anne Blake

Plymouth HS, IN

Gabriel Bo

Jasper HS, TX

Claire Bodnar

Central HS - Springfield, MO

Mitchell Bogan

Cardinal Mooney HS, OH

Esha Bolar

Johnston HS, IA

Ollie Braden

Jackson-Reed HS, DC

Alex Brake

Olathe North HS, KS

Lance Brightmire

Booker T. Washington HS, OK

Sydney Carroll

Battle Ground Academy, TN

Dylan Case

Skyview HS, ID

Erin Casey

Central Of Grand Junction HS, CO

Jonathan Chen

Taipei American School, Taiwan

Aaron Chen

Grand Rapids City HS, MI

Alexis Childs

Cabot HS, AR

Evan Christensen

Enderlin HS, ND

Joshua Christiansen

Beaver HS, UT

Caleb Chung

Pine Creek HS, CO

Jeana Compton

Joplin HS, MO

Allison Cooper

Blue Springs South HS, MO

Karen Cui

Jordan HS, TX

William Cummings

Catholic Memorial School, MA

Dylan Daneman

St. Mary’s HS, OR

Gary Daughtry

Bristow HS, OK

Evander Davis

Washburn Rural HS, KS

Carter Davis

Westmoore HS, OK

Krissy Dearing

Lindale HS, TX

Lawrence Dietlein IV

William P. Clements HS, TX

Gavin Doan

Eagle Valley HS, CO

Ethan Dwyer

Westmoore HS, OK

Olivia Eads

The Potomac School, VA

Wesley Earhart

Millard South HS, NE

Talia Ehrenberg

Jackson-Reed HS, DC

Elizabeth Elliott

Isidore Newman School, LA

Jaxon Farmer

Howland HS, OH

Evan Garrison

Webb City HS, MO

Payton Gergen

Bear Creek HS, WA

Kianna Gray

Air Academy HS, CO

Logan Green

Hattiesburg HS, MS

Francisco Guardado

Salina South HS, KS

Amy-Ruth Gyang

Trinity Preparatory School, FL

Kate Halabi

Wichita East HS, KS

Wyatt Hall

La Vernia HS, TX

Rubick Hernandez

Alief Elsik HS, TX

John Hinrichs

Washington HS, SD

Morgan Hoang

Westridge School, CA

Jacob Holbrook

Rowan County Sr. HSl, KY

Greta Homuth

Moorhead HS, MN

Malcolm Hornsby

Jackson-Reed HS, DC

Agrim Joshi

Shakopee HS, MN

Sebastian Juarez

Bishop Amat Memorial HS, CA

Vaisakh Karuvath

Bentonville HS, AR

Grant Owen Killoran

Marquette University HS, WI

Lauren Kim

Flintridge Preparatory School, CA

Yunseo Kim

Los Alamos HS, NM

Addie Kimmerle

Liberty North HS, MO

Danica Knowlden

Millennium Charter, CA

Dana Ko

Pine Creek HS, CO

Akaash Kolluri

William P. Clements HS, TX

Ainslee Konkle

Mercer HS, PA

Karissa Kromminga

Washburn Rural HS, KS

Jia Lauber

East Ridge HS, MN

Rachel Laws

Lincoln East HS, NE

Jenna Lee

Dreyfoos School of the Arts, FL

Brianna Lemaster

Westmoore HS, OK

Sophia Leonard

Central HS - Springfield, MO

Kyle Letterer

Plano West Sr. HS, TX

Phoena Lin

Jasper HS, TX

Esther Liu

Wichita East HS, KS

Rebeca Lopez-Anzures

American Heritage Palm Beach, FL

Christopher Lorde

Plano West Sr. HS, TX

Jill Anne Marie Mallari

Green Meadow School, MP

Taylor Massey

Republic HS, MO

Pierce McDade

University HS, IL

Meara McIntyre

Washington HS, SD

Vikram Menon

Millard North HS, NE

Abigail Merhege

Cottonwood Classical Prep, NM

Ella Mitchell

Prospect HS, IL

Suhawni Narang

W. B. Ray HS, TX

Ariana Nungaray-Arias

STRIVE Prep - RISE, CO

Grace Ogden

Saint Mary’s Hall HS, TX

Kameron Otero

Cottonwood Classical Prep, NM

Natalie Pang

Seven Lakes HS, TX

McKinley Paltzik

Phoenix Country Day School, AZ

James Patrick

Brecksville Broadview Hts HS, OH

Nancy Pei

Blue Valley HS, KS

Lizzie Place

Blue Valley North HS, KS

Isabelle Plaisance

Isidore Newman School, LA

Aarushi Pore

Olathe North HS, KS

Calyx Prohias

Eagle Rock HS, CA

Raghav Ramki

Plano East Senior HS, TX

Max Rantilla

Bettendorf HS, IA

Anna Raycroft

Munster HS, IN

Rajat Reddy

North Allegheny HS, PA

Charlie Reeves

Jackson-Reed HS, DC

Shelbee Reeves

Independence Truman HS, MO

Tristan Rice

Wichita Northwest HS, KS

Joel Robertson

La Vernia HS, TX

Natalie Roots-Nowakowski

The Potomac School, VA

Jude Rost

Oak Grove HS, MS

Will Ryan

George Washington HS, CO

Jack Rykert

Saint Mary’s Hall HS, TX

Dani Schulz

Cheyenne East HS, WY

Archan Sen

Eagan HS, MN

Stuti Shelat

Granite Bay HS, CA

John Taft

La Vernia HS, TX

Samuel Thompson

South Medford HS, OR

Madeline Tsao

Jasper HS, TX

Kate Tucker

Plano Senior HS, TX

Lorena Vegas

Chiawana HS, WA

Micah Wang

Taipei American School, Taiwan

Nate Watts

Carlsbad HS, CA

Karam Weigert

Jackson-Reed HS, DC

Rachel West

Cheyenne East HS, WY

Hadley Whytlaw

Trinity School, TX

Ethan Wilkes

John Paul Stevens HS, TX

Owen Williams

Independence Truman HS, KS

Callan Williamson

Air Academy HS, CO

Ashley Wright

Maize HS, KS

FOUR-TIME COMPETITORS

Hall of Fame RECOGNITION

DONUS D. ROBERTS DIAMOND ASSEMBLY

PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER • NORTH BALLROOM 120

THURSDAY • JUNE 15, 2023 • 7:00 P.M - 8:30 P.M. MT

JONATHAN ALSTON • NEW JERSEY

MARTHA BENHAM • COLORADO

BILL BENNETT • NEW MEXICO – awarded posthumously

MATT HEIMES • NEBRASKA

SARAH ROSENBERG • NEW YORK

RAPHAEL SCOTT WALDROP • MISSISSIPPI

New Hall of Fame inductees will be celebrated during the Diamond Assembly on Thursday. For anyone unable to attend in Phoenix/Mesa, the ceremony will be streamed online at live.speechanddebate.org .

1978

Bruno E. Jacob, Founder

James M. Copeland, AZ

John Davies, WI

Carmendale Fernandes, CA

L. Day Hanks, CA

James F. Hawker, IN

R. Paul Hibbs, IL

Albert James, CO

J. Edmund Mayer, CA

Vernon W. Metz, PA

H. B. Mitchell, OK

Karl E. Mundt, SD

1979

Charline Burton, OK

ZaZelle Gifford, OK

Ruby Krider, TN

Etta Scarborough, FL

1980

Esther Kalmbach, OH

Helen Malseed, PA

Margaret L. Meredith, MO

Rev. John J. Miday, OH

Dennis Winfield, WI

1981

Novalyn P. Ellis, LA

Lenabell Sloan Martin, CO

Lester M. Tucker, WI

1982

Mary Blackburn, IL

C. Edwin Brower, TX

Leah Funck, OH

1983

Louis Banker, MO

Jean Boles, TX

Bill Henderson, IA

J. W. Patterson, KY

Maurice Swanson, KS

1984

Mable Hale, MO

Albert S. Odom, WI

Anne D. White, TN

1985

Frances F. Ferris, WY

Lois Sackman, WY

Ronald Shafer, MO

1986

Karl Boyle, OH

Ralph E. Carey, FL

Ronald Last, UT

Cecil J. Pickett, TX

1987

Arlene Akerman, OH

Phyllis Barton, OH

David Kanellis, IA

Glenn Pelham, GA

Donus Roberts, SD

Frank Sferra, CO

Bro. Gregory “René” Sterner, FSC, MD

1988

Donovan Cummings, CA Dr. Jane Eldridge, TN

Marilyn Hageman, WI

Art McMillion, WI

Lanny D. Naegelin, TX

1989

Ralph Bender, OH

Bob Bilyeu, MO

Rex Fleming, TX

Natalie Weber, CA

1990

Roger Brannan, KS

Opal Hall, TX

Harold Carl Keller, IA

Grace Walsh, WI

1991

David Dansky, CA

Larry Highbaugh, IN

Misao Kubota, HI

Tedd D. Woods, CA

1992

David Johnson, TX

Ron Underwood, CA

Joseph Wycoff, IN

1993

Ray Cecil Carter, NY

Peggy Ann Madden, PA

Dale McCall, FL

Donald Lee Smith, UT

Virginia Sutherland, NC

1994

Wayne Brown, MO

A. C. Eley, KS

William “Bill” Hicks, IN

“Louie” Mattachione, OH

Sandra Silvers, GA

1995

Helen Engstrom, IN

Dr. Richard Hunsaker, IL

Edwin Kelly, PA

Richard B. Sodikow, NY

1996

C. E. “Pop” Grady, OK

Shirley Keller-Firestone, CA

Karen Miyakado, HI

Lowell Sharp, CO

Larry L. Smith, CA

1997

Ted W. Belch, IL

Sr. Isabella Glenn, CO

Richard Rice, MO

Emerson Turner, TX

1998

Patricia Bailey, AL

Don Crabtree, MO

Mary Donna Ross, MO

Greg Varley, NY

1999

Lawrence “Larry” Brown, KS

Glenn Cavanaugh, PA

Steven Davis, NC

Mildred Peveto, TX

Mary Ritter, CA

Carol Zanto, WI

2000

Robert Brittain, IN

Maybelle Conger, OK

John Hires, IL

William “Billy” Woods Tate, Jr., TN

Kenneth Thames, WI

2001

Ron Carr, FL

Randall McCutcheon, NM

B. J. Naegelin, TX

Bro. George Zehnle, SM, NY

HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

2002

Francine Berger, FL

Gary Harmon, KS

Randy Pierce, MO

Sr. Mary Raimonde, FDC, NY

Margaret Riley, NY

2003

David Baker, TX

Tom Montgomery, CA

John E. Sexton, NY

Deborah E. Simon, MA

Daniel Tyree, IN

2004

Marilee Dukes, AL

Pamela K. McComas, KS

Ronald Steinhorst, WI

Anne M. Sullivan, MT

2005

Timothy C. Averill, MA

Dr. Kenny Barfield, AL

Glenda Ferguson, TX

Gloria Robinson, TX

2006

Gay Brasher, CA

Sr. Mary Patricia Plumb, FL

Michael Starks, WY

Aaron Timmons, TX

2007

Lydia Esslinger, NY

Tony Figliola, PA

Mel Olson, MN

Betty Whitlock, GA

Pam Cady Wycoff, MN

2008

Chuck Ballingall, CA

Elly Kantorowicz, WI

Robert Kelly, IN

Kandi King, TX

Ron Krikac, WY

2009

Michele Coody, AL

Eric DiMichele, NY

Jan Heiteen, IL

J. E. Masters, TX

2010

Rosella “Rosie” Blunk, SD

Pauline Carochi, CO

Dale Deletis, MA

Cat Horner-Bennett, NM

Cathy Wood, KS

2011

Joni Anker, MN

James Harville, CA

Meg Howell-Haymaker, AZ

Judy Kroll, SD

James Menchinger, MI

2012

David Huston, TX

Gail M. Naylor, KS

Cynthia Timmons, TX

Steven Wood, KS

2013

Michael Burton, WA

Vickie Fellers, KS

Robert Littlefield, ND

Robert “Bob” Marks, FL

David McKenzie, IN

2014

Darrel Harbaugh, KS

Dr. Tommie Lindsey, Jr., CA

Lisa Miller, FL

Dr. Randy Patterson, MS

Jay Stubbs, TX

2015

Dr. Elizabeth Ballard, OK

Jane Boyd, TX

Kim Jones, CA

Fred Robertson, NE

2016

Byron Arthur, LA

Eloise Weisinger Blair, TX

Mark Ferguson, IL

Robert Shepard, TX

Dr. Alfred “Tuna” Snider, VT

2017

Dr. Paulette “Polly” Reikowski, MN

James W. “Jay” Rye, III, AL

Julie Sheinman, NY

Jimmy L. Smith, TX

Jacquelyn “Jacci” Langston, MO

2018

Anita Boyd, MS

Mary Gormley, NJ

Mario Herrera, GA

Greg Malis, LA

Jack Tuckness, MO

2019

Georgia Brady, MO

Cynthia Burgett, KS

Dr. Mike Edmonds, CO

Steve Meadows, KY

Timothy Sheaff, IA

2020

Jim Cavallo, IN

Jenny Cook, FL

Mollie Martin, TX

Chris McDonald, MN

Cheryl Potts, TX

2021

Bro. Anthony K. Cavet, MA

Dr. Rich Edwards, TX

Michael Marks, MS

Gail Nicholas, SC

J. Scott Wunn, IA

2022

Jennifer Jerome, NE

Sheryl Kaczmarek, MA

Michael Patterson, OK

Josette Surratt, LA

Karen Wilbanks, TX

2023

Jonathan Alston, NJ

Martha Benham, CO

Bill Bennett, NM

Matt Heimes, NE

Sarah Rosenberg, NY

Raphael Scott Waldrop, MS

For photos and bios of Hall of Fame members, visit www.speechanddebate.org/ hall-of-fame.

2023 JAMES M. COPELAND

HIGH SCHOOL COACH OF THE YEAR

MARYROSE KOHAN

GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SOUTH (CO) DISTRICT

2023 HIGH SCHOOL

ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR

Prabhat Aluri

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL

WESTERN WASHINGTON DISTRICT

2023 HIGH SCHOOL

NEW COACH OF THE YEAR

Rachel Merryman

TRINITY SCHOOL

TALL COTTON (TX) DISTRICT

2023 HIGH SCHOOL

ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR

JAMES MELTON

COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

EASTERN MISSOURI DISTRICT

DIAMOND RECOGNITION

Coaches who earned a first or second Diamond Award this year will be recognized between the DI and POI final rounds on Thursday. DI begins at 3:45 p.m., and we will call new first and second diamond recipients to be recognized when the round ends. Please be in North Ballroom 120 of the Phoenix Convention Center by the end of DI and wait for a call to the stage.

NEW FIRST DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Kenneth Adcock, TX

Griffin Allman, OH

Prabhat Aluri, WA

Derek Antoniazzi, FL

Jordan Berry, AL

Abigail Brachio, NY

Megan Broussard, LA

Cathy Brown, FL

Kevin Burgun, IN

Danielle Burk, OH

Katie Burke, NJ

Anna Carmon, IN

Scott Caron, MA

Isaac Chao, TX

Jessie Chen, Taiwan

Joseph Collatos, TX

Julian Crown, CA

Shane Cunningham, TN

Jeremy Darnell, SC

Matthew Davis, MN

Patrick DeMartine, CO

David Dempsey, MO

Meagan Deutch, KS

Marco Dominguez, AZ

Hannah Draut, MO

Rob Egan, KS

Kiley Eichelberger, MN

Ian Etheridge, TX

Garrett Faylor, UT

Emily Feder, NY

Justin Flynn, WI

Amy French, MN

Madi Gackenbach, TX

Ethan Gambriel, MO

Priya Garcia, CA

Colton Gilbert, AR

Chloe Goldade, SD

Ann Goodson, KS

Khamani Griffin, CA

Rahul Guha, OH

Kelli Henderson, KS

Colter Heirigs, FL

Kyle Hietala, CA

Jessica Hilbrich, IN

Parker Hopkins, MO

Kimberly Hunter, UT

Brooklynn James, TX

Samantha Johnson, AR

Sheridan Johnson, NM

Daniel Johnson, MT

Susan Jones, TX

Noah Kaplan, CO

Bryson Kenworthy, MO

Joseph Kieklak, AR

John Klassen, TX

Jordyn Kuehn, CA

Doug Lasken, CA

Mariah Loya, MN

Sierra Maciorowski, CA

Emily Mandile, MD

Mat Marr, OR

Cameron Martin, CA

Stormee Massey, Canada

Rachel Mauchline, AR

Cale McCrary, TX

Ben McGugin, OH

Misti Meads, MO

William Mercer, KS

Madison-Ainsley Miller, SD

Michaela Moore, WY

Adam Moore, KS

Renea Moss, FL

Ryan Nelson-Cain, MN

Marilyn Ocker, TX

Spencer Orlowski, FL

Sam Overton, MO

Miles Owens, CO

Joyce Pasel, IN

Catalina Pedroza, WY

Sean Petersen, AR

Sarah Petroff, MO

Michael Piccoli, IL

Shauna Punch, TX

Rick Ramnath, FL

Ellen Robinson, NC

Jessica Sanchez, VA

Dane Schnake, MO

Kari Shelkey, MT

Jeannette Shields, KS

Kimberly Sloane, TX

Michael Sobek, AZ

Amanda Soczynski, MN

Megan Soosai, MN

Robert Sorensen, WA

Donald Speth, NV

Carl Stafford, MO

Jeremy Starkweather, IN

Peter Susko, MD

Tom Tafoya, CO

Greta Thomas, MN

James Thompson, TX

Louis Uribe, CO

Ricardo Velasquez, CA

Miranda Villanueva, TX

Jim Welty, AZ

Gabrielle Wexler, TN

Tyler Will, WY

Sterling Willford, ID

Mariah William, SD

Brian Winckler, MO

David Winkler, WI

NEW SECOND DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Matthew Bartula, GA

Andrew Bauer, KS

Courtney Chipman, FL

Lisa Cillessen, CO

Bob Clubbs, MO

Marcy Curr, ID

Marty De, CA

Dave DeMarzo, IL

Amanda Dolinger, MO

Peter Dong, IL

Donnie Drobny, ID

Teri Dutton, OH

Emily Farwell, WY

Jeremy Fee, TX

Neomia Hagans Flores, KY

Eric Gamble, AR

Sara Given, MO

Lisa Hamilton, OK

William Harris, MI

Nick Herink, NE

Dan Hodges, MN

Davy Holmes, TX

Eric Johnson, SD

Sohail Jouya, FL

Kelley Kirkpatrick, WA

Jessica Pasel Kranz, IN

Iain Lampert, CA

Ryan Levesque, FL

James Lewis, OH

Brian Manuel, NY

Michael McCabe, PA

Susan McGraw, OH

Paul Miller, WI

Paul Montreuil, ID

Oliver Parker, AL

Sandra Peek, TX

Tricia Pletcher, OH

Jon Price, FL

Chris Rothgeb, MO

Ethan Samuel, MO

Eric Schaefer, IN

Aarron Schurevich, NE

Yatesh Singh, MN

Amanda Sloan, NV

Carrie Spina, OH

Mark Stowitts, CA

Allen Sutton, MO

Michelle Taylor, KS

Erin Tharpe, KY

William Torres, NM

Danielle Trainer-Smallwood, TN

Halli Tripe, NE

Robyn Van Horn, MN

Teja Vepa, NY

Craig Wall, LA

Jonathan Waters, GA

Lisa Weber, WA

Scott Woods, AZ

Sam Zulia, OH

NEW THIRD DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Stefan Bauschard, NY

Richard Brynteson, MN

David Childree, OH

Carolyn Cook, KS

Minnia Curtis, CA

Aaron Dechant, KS

Jennifer Denslow, OK

Carolyn Enevoldsen, NE

Richard Glover, AZ

Kristi Goemmer, TX

Megan Hagaman, KS

Susan Hayes, DE

Ryan Hennessey, TX

Chetan Hertzig, NY

Brian Hoff, CO

Richard Kawolics, OH

Kerry Konda, SD

Michael Larson, SD

Gary Leiker, KS

Heath Martin, TX

Gregg Osborn, CA

Kristen Plant, CA

Eric Pollock, Taiwan

Bradford Quade, OH

Noah Recker, TX

Dustin Rimmey, KS

Michael Robinson, KY

Alexandra Sencer, NC

Tim Stroud, DC

Maureen Thomas, MO

Annette Thornton, WY

Mark Urban, IL

Scott Voss, MN

Janet Willford, CA

NEW FOURTH DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Gregory Adkins, MT

Josh Anderson, KS

Shiela Berselli, NV

Dario Camara, FL

Deanne Christensen, TX

Elizabeth Clarke, AZ

McGregor Cook, SC

Jenny Cook, CA

Kristen Gammon, MO

THIRD AND HIGHER DIAMOND RECOGNITION

Third and higher diamond recipients will be recognized as part of the Donus D. Roberts Diamond Assembly on Thursday. Please ensure you are seated near the stage in North Ballroom 120 of the Phoenix Convention Center before the 7:00 p.m. start time.

James Harris, KS

Douglas Miller, KS

Robert Owens, KS

D’Arcy Patey-Robinson, ME

Richard Pellicciotta, NC

Jerome Robinson, CA

Russell Rywell, FL

Todd Schnake, MO

Ashley Schulz, WY

Kevin Tong, CA

Debbie Waddell, TX

NEW SIXTH DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Martha Benham, CO

Eloise Blair, TX

Anthony Cavet, MA

John Eichman, CA

Steven Helman, WA

Mario Herrera, GA

Hugh Ringer, PA

Michael Traas, WI

NEW FIFTH DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Jennifer Jerome, NE

Christopher McDonald, MN

David McGinnis, IA

Sally Pies, SD

Keith Pittman, NC

Rita Prichard, CA

Eric Simione, OH

NEW SEVENTH DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

David McKenzie, IN

Melissa Reynolds, KS

NEW EIGHTH DIAMOND COACHES

(In alphabetical order as of May 15, 2023)

Leslie Phillips, CA

Jack Tuckness, MO

NEW TENTH DIAMOND COACH

(As of May 15, 2023)

Don Crabtree, MO

Diamond Awards reflect excellence and longevity in the activity. A coach’s first diamond is earned when they receive 15,000 points since achieving the degree of merit (25 points). Five years must pass and 15,000 points must be earned to receive a second diamond. An additional 30,000 points must be earned and five years must pass for each additional diamond. Learn more at www.speechanddebate.org/coach-recognition.

DON CRABTREE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS

A special honor conferred by the NSDA is the Don Crabtree Distinguished Service Award. A gold key is granted to a coach member for 20 citations, and a plaque is given for the first 50 citations and each multiple of 50. Milestone accomplishments of 5th, 10th, 15th, and 20th honors are recognized during the Donus D. Roberts Diamond Assembly on Thursday, June 15 at 7:00 p.m. MT. Learn more at www.speechanddebate.org/coach-recognition.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE KEY

Kenneth Adcock Ore City High School, TX

Keith Barnstein Maine East High School, IL

Brandon Batham Burbank High School, CA

Justin Bertram Shakopee High School, MN

Cathy Brown Apopka Sr. High School, FL

Joel Brown Har-Ber High School, AR

Danielle Burk Beavercreek High School, OH

Summer Calandra Sanger High School, CA

Daniel Caudle Har-Ber High School, AR

Michael Concialdi Rolling Meadows High School, IL

Halle Connors Independence High School, KS

Suzanne Culver Mount Markham High School, NY

Katherine Dannemiller Wadsworth City Schools, OH

Gabriel de Tuya Christopher Columbus High School, FL

Rick Dorn Worland High School, WY

Robert Duncan Alliance High School, OH

Ian Etheridge Jersey Village High School, TX

Dana Facer American Falls High School, ID

Robin Fieler Colonial High School, FL

Alison Finn Lincoln North Star High School, NE

Eric Gamble Dardanelle High School, AR

Ethan Gambriel Willard High School, MO

Benjamin Geiger Two Rivers High School, MN

John Gonzales Cleveland High School, OR

Sheryl Gusman Dominion High School, VA

Becky Hansen Fort Atkinson High School, WI

Davy Holmes Dripping Springs High School, TX

Abigail Ingstad Valley City High School, ND

Benjamin Jewell Lee’s Summit North, MO

Denise Raeder Johnson Fargo Davies High School, ND

W Kay Berkeley Carroll School, NY

Joseph Kieklak Little Rock Central High School, AR

Ben Kroll Sheboygan South High School, WI

Julie Laflen Pittsburg High School, KS

Michael Larson Lennox High School, SD

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE KEY

Randall Martinez Monsignor Edward Pace High School, FL

JW McClintic Capital High School, MT

Amy McCormick Bellevue High School, WA

Dakota McCoy Chesterton High School, IN

Alexzandera Miller Stevensville High School, MT

Deserea Niemann Lakeville North High School, MN

Carrie Oorlog Brookings High School, SD

Sam Overton Lebanon High School, MO

Andie Peterson-Longmore Neenah High School, WI

Michael Piccoli Prospect High School, IL

Bryce Piotrowski Seven Lakes High School, TX

Wesley Rice Maize South High School, KS

Kevin Rogers Bartlett High School, TN

Morgan Russell Norman North High School, OK

Jessica Sanchez James River High School, VA

Jennifer Sandman Lake Buena Vista High School, FL

Justin Smith Pembroke Hill School, MO

Linda Starnes Portland High School, TN

Beth Steinleitner Dassel Cokato High School, MN

Brian Stoebner Cass Lake Bena High School, MN

Kristen Stout Greenwood Laboratory School, MO

Christopher Thiele The Quarry Lane School, CA

Louis Uribe University Schools, CO

Teja Vepa Collegiate School, NY

Stephan Voudris Kenston High School, OH

Benjamin Wadsworth Viewmont High School, UT

Jonathan Waters Lassiter High School, GA

Gabrielle Wexler Morristown East High School, TN

Laura Whitcombe McCutcheon High School, IN

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 1ST HONORS

Jennifer Adams Big Spring High School, TX

Susan Anderson Richardton-Taylor High School, ND

Victoria Beard Spring Woods High School, TX

Jessica Cerchiaro Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School, PA

DON CRABTREE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 1ST HONORS

Rachel Clapper Madison Central High School, MS

Michael Curry Sprague High School, OR

Minnia Curtis Carlsbad High School, CA

Christopher Dickson Pine Tree High School, TX

Sarah Donnelly Natick High School, MA

Rob Egan Wichita Collegiate Upper School, KS

Micah Everson Murrah High School, MS

Jeremy Fitzpatrick Johnston High School, IA

Kelly Clark Garner Petal High School, MS

Lexy Green College Prep, CA

Scott Johnstone Southside High School, LA

Stephanie King Rufus King High School, WI

John Knetzger West Bend East High School, WI

Xavier Liu Bellarmine College Prep, CA

David Long Southern Lehigh High School, PA

Traci Lowe Suncoast Comm High School, FL

Chris Mosmeyer Holy Trinity Catholic High School, TX

Stephanie Owen Widefield High School, CO

Joe Rankin Bettendorf High School, IA

Christopher Rhodes New Philadelphia High School, OH

Robyn Rose Lake Oswego High School, OR

LeAnne Schmidt Notre Dame Preparatory, MI

Robert Shepard Plano Sr. High School, TX

Angela Smith Holy Family High School, CO

Betty Stanton Jenks High School, OK

Mark Stowitts Cajon High School, CA

Suzanne Terry Morristown West High School, TN

Adam Thane Bozeman High School, MT

Tyler Unsell Park Hill High School, MO

Joshua Wimberley Midland Legacy High School, TX

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 2ND HONORS

Michael Bassett Niles McKinley High School, OH

Katy Cecil LaRue County Middle School, KY

Shane Cole Oak Grove High School, MS

Mariel Cruz Notre Dame San Jose, CA

Benjamin Edwards Upper St. Clair High School, PA

Sarah French Greeley Central High School, CO

Ryan Hennessey Jersey Village High School, TX

Meg Howell-Haymaker Mountain View High School, AZ

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 2ND HONORS

David Huston Jasper High School, TX

Rachel Mauchline Cabot High School, AR

Kirsten Nash Hendrickson High School, TX

Jeri Neidhard Centerville High School, OH

Dustin Rimmey Topeka High School, KS

Jeffrey Stoppenhagen Columbia High School, ID

Harry Strong The Potomac School, VA

Jake Swede Central High School, MN

Russ Tidwell Garden City High School, KS

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 3RD HONORS

Tommy Bender Lincoln Southeast High School, NE

Christopher Berdnik Pennsbury High School, PA

David Cooper Unaffiliated, NE

Jeremy Hamilton Canfield High School, OH

Gayle Hyde Fargo South High School, ND

Adam Jenkins Belleville West High School, IL

Jennifer Jerome Millard West High School, NE

Christopher McDonald Eagan High School, MN

Jesse Meyer New York City Urban Debate League

Keith Pittman Asheville High School, NC

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 4TH HONORS

Kevin Berlat Mesa High School, AZ

Keith Bistodeau Wayzata High School, MN

Crawford Leavoy Durham Academy, NC

Jeffrey Miller Marist School, GA

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 5TH HONORS

James Rye The Montgomery Academy, AL

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 6TH HONORS

Paul Gaba Wellington Community High School, FL

Joseph Vaughan Scarsdale High School, NY

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 8TH HONORS

Zachary Prax Eastview High School, MN

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE PLAQUE 24TH HONORS

Donald Crabtree Park Hill High School, MO

DISTRICT LEADER RECOGNITION

DISTRICT LEADER

DISTRICT CHAIR AWARDS

DISTRICT GOLD AWARD

Mariel Cruz – California Coast

Eric DiMichele – New York City

Jeremy Fitzpatrick – West Iowa

Jennifer Jerome – Nebraska

Christopher McDonald – Southern Minnesota

Renee Motter – Colorado Grande

Zachary Prax – Central Minnesota

DISTRICT SILVER AWARD

Michael Bassett – Northern Ohio

Holly Custer – Eastern Ohio

Sarah Donnelly – New England (MA)

Irlonde Gagnon – Wind River (WY)

Phillip Helt – Show Me (MO)

Ryan Hennessey – East Texas

Kathy Tobin – Ozark (MO)

Joseph Ugalde – East Los Angeles (CA)

DISTRICT BRONZE AWARD

Perry Beard – Space City (TX)

Shannon Chamberlain – Utah-Wasatch

Kayla Crook – South Oregon

RALPH E. CAREY AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED CAREER SERVICE

Christopher McDonald

Southern Minnesota

CHAIR OF THE YEAR

Rory McKenzie UIL (TX)

BEST NEW CHAIR

Kelley Kirkpatrick

Puget Sound (WA)

BEST CHAIR COMMUNICATIONS

Molly Beck

Eastern Missouri

Micah Everson – Magnolia (MS)

Hannah Flake – New Mexico

Vicky Hyde – Inland Empire (WA)

Julie Laflen – South Kansas

Kim Lenger – Heart of America (MO)

Ryan Levesque – Florida Manatee

Shannon O’Donnell – Montana West

Rachel Page – Kentucky

Maggie Rietz – East Iowa

Julie Roos – Golden Desert (NV)

Andrew Tichy – Northern Lights (MN)

Marcus Viney – Hole in the Wall (WY)

DISTRICT LEADER COMMENDATIONS

Recipients are nominated annually by district chairs for going above and beyond in their district.

Megan Butt

Carolina West (NC)

Stacy Goddard

Three Trails (KS)

Chasity Hance

Ozark (MO)

Matt Leland

Maine

Jonathan Robertson

Tall Cotton (TX)

PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER

Har-Ber HS

Gaby Cenobio

Fayetteville HS

Caroline Coussoule

CONGRATS TO ARKANSAS' QUALIFIERS BRINGING THE HUMIDITY IN 2023

DRAMATIC INTERP

Kassandra Rios - Santa Ana HS

Sherry Shi - Gabrielino HS

Jojo Scannell - Gabrielino HS

Stephanie Li - Arcadia HS

Los East Los East Los

Vanessa Ramos-Garcia - Mt SAC Early College

Yimeng Wang - OCSA

US EXTEMP

Evelyn Tsoi - Arcadia HS

Brandon Cheng - Flintridge Prep

Sofia Villagra - Gabrielino HS

PUBLIC FORUM

Angeles Angeles Angeles

HUMOROUS INTERP

PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS 2023 NATIONALS TEAM!

ORIGINAL ORATORY

Gabi Varga - Flintridge Prep

Nicholas Luu - San Marino HS

Violet Tran - La Salle

Daniel Zhao & Sienna Vaughn - Flintridge Prep

Joseph Nahas & Tanner Borowitz - La Salle

Kaitlyn Lavichant & Alex Bae - Flintridge Prep

Sunny D Sundaramoorthy - Gabrielino HS

Lauren Kim - Flintridge Prep

Noah Leiva - La Salle

DUO INTERP

Cameron Rangan & Lucas Truong - La Salle

Thao Le & Allyson Lay - Gabrielino HS

Ellie Sohn & Isabel Kim - Flintridge Prep

PROGRAM ORAL INTERP

Saba Kolahdouzan - Westridge

Kat Northrop - Westridge

Sunny V Sundaramoorthy - Gabrielino HS

Chenlu Yang - Gabrielino HS

Topher Torres - Gabrielino HS

Bryana Quach - Gabrielino HS

Daniel Choi & Ava Ye - Flintridge Prep

LINCOLN-DOUGLAS

Nikki Yamamoto - San Marino HS

Sebastian Juarez - Bishop Amat HS

Maylin Chen - Flintridge Prep

SENATE

Collin Duong - Alhambra

Fiona Zhou - Westridge

HOUSE

Kayla Acuna - Westridge

Evan Guyer - Flintridge Prep

Hannah Pitney - Flintridge Prep

Aidan Scannell - Gabrielino HS

Kailey Trinh - Gabrielino HS

INTERNATIONAL EXTEMP

Clara Son - OCSA

Jack D'Angelo - Flintridge Prep

Geoffrey Foong - San Marino HS

Eliza Gunter - Flintridge Prep

Morgan Hoang - Westridge

POLICY

Timothy Jin & Celine Chih - San Marino HS

Silvia Gibilaro - Flintridge Prep

INFORMATIVE SPEAKING

Kate Hamamoto - Gabrielino HS

Mini Marsh Wang - Gabrielino HS

Jordan Liu - Gabrielino HS

Karina Vargas - Gabrielino HS

Anna Chen - La Salle

WORLD SCHOOLS DEBATE

Anya Desai - Valencia

Ronnie Cheng - Diamond Bar

Calyx Prohias - Eagle Rock

Paige Tang - South Pasadena

Winston Chou & Sarah Tran - San Marino HS

Brendan Poon & Jeffrey Liu - Polytechnic

Sebastian Bharne - San Marino HS

Harrison Walker - San Marino HS

Brendon Wu - Alhambra HS

Evelyn Lam - Temple City

BIG QUESTIONS

Dylan Tanouye - Flintridge Prep

Sean Killackey - San Marino HS

Katelyn Ma - Temple City HS

Gavin Rossi - Sequoyah

Cindy Chen - Walnut HS

Sarah Chen - University HS

Caroline Louie - San Marino HS

Sophia Pu - Gabrielino HS

Tanya Wei - Westridge

Craig Allen

Anika Barr

Demetrius Brown

Caleb Chung

Luke Chung Andrew Knierim

Jack Clawson Dana Ko

Axel Enochson Michelle Lau

Thomas Cole Felton Kevin Lester

Alayna Garrett Tian Ren Li

Dominik Goodman Mason Lipper

Brylan Graber Amari Luu

Kianna Gray

Harry Harcrow

Adelia Hayes

Caleb Kezeor

Vanessa Monforte

Keaton Morrison

Jackson Murry

Mia Nicklesburg

Nkechi Onyejekwe

Phil Rasmussen

Emma Luu David Repar

Halie Mason Presley Shilkitus

Logan McVay Riya Singh

Alan Miner Diya Suri

Connor Melton Isabella Tyler

Abigail Vsetecka

Brooke Watley

Cole Wickert

Sunny Wiggins

Callan Williamson

My favorite thing about Jim was that he always did the right thing for kids... Jim LIVED for the kids— and not just his kids, ALL kids.

— MEGAN WEST

He loved old country music; he was a bowler; his consumption of Diet Coke was immeasurable. His legacy is in all the kids and coaches he made better... by being Jim.

— LISA MILLER

Jim literally and figuratively made space for everyone. It was what he did... James Wakefield made space for countless others.

— JACOB ABRAHAM

He was endlessly patient. I most remember his ability to be both sardonically hilarious and equally vulnerable and sweet. The world is a less colorful place without him.

— CRISTINA CUEVAS

JAMES WAKEFIELD

TEACHER COACH MENTOR FRIEND

His commitment to everything he did was out of passion: the art of debate, the growth of programs, his care of students, and his compassion toward his friends and colleagues.

— SARAH BEAUCHAMP

When I was thrown into the world of debate, Jim was my mentor. He took it upon himself to take me under his wing and teach me the ropes. But more than my mentor, Jim was my friend.

— JUSTIN WEAVER

Jim was a man who embodied such kindness... all wrapped up in in a gruff, color coordinated exterior. — SUSAN MCGRAW

Jim cared about every child and left a lasting impression... The world lost a little color.

— SARAH BOTSCH-MCGUINN

Okamoto

Punahou School

Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Sean Jung

Punahou School

Duo Interp

Kainoa Kelly & Avari Subee

Iolani School

Giovanni Demartini & Mia

Cepeda Kahuku High & Intermediate School

Original Oratory

Riho Umitani

Pacific Buddhist Academy

Allie Quan

University Laboratory School

United States Extemp

Maddax Tsuchiya

Kamehameha Schools

International Extemp

Chanel Matsumoto

Kamehameha Schools

Dramatic Interp

Irene Zhong

Punahou School

Humorous Interp

Hunter Lau

Kamehameha Schools

Isaiah Lau

Kahuku High & Intermediate School

Program Oral Interp Ash Bu

Punahou School

Angelina Woo

Kamehameha Schools

Informative Speaking

Kahiau Takahashi

Kamehameha Schools

Diyora Kamilova

Iolani School

2023 National Speech & Debate Tournament

National Speech & Debate Association

June 11-16, 2023

Phoenix/Mesa, Arizona

“Days may not be fair, always That's when I'll be there, always Not for just an hour Not for just a day And, not for just a year, but always.”

— ALWAYS BY PATSY CLINE (FROM KATE HAMM)

JIM... SURROUNDING YOU WITH LOVING WORDS FROM MANATEE COACHES PAST AND PRESENT

FROM OUR DESERT TO YOURS – GOOD LUCK IN ARIZONA!

Big Questions Brayden Parks, Mountain Home

Dramatic Interp Lindsey Klotthor, Columbia

Myah Oswald, Rocky Mountain

Duo Interp Holmes & Patillo, Rocky Mountain

Gauthier & Strahan, Mountain Home

Extemp Debate Haeden Carter, Skyview

Humorous Interp Divya Elancheren, Timberline

Kiara Quispe, Wood River

House Cooper Brody, Renaissance

Will Dominguez, Columbia

Tucker Gratton, Bishop Kelly

Henry Priebe, Columbia

Impromptu Jacob Hiersekorn, Rocky Mountain

Ryan Wind, Rocky Mountain

Informative Maitane Hollenbeck, Borah

Izabella Upham, Timberline

International Extemp Ashlesha

IDAHO GEM OF THE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL QUALIFIERS!

GREATER Illinois GoodLuck!

Dramatic Interpretation

Destinee Owens - Thornton Fractional North

Stella Hoyt - Homewood-Flossmoor

Avaneesh Thiyagarajan - Neuqua Valley

Informative Speaking

Jaila Mabry - Dwight D Eisenhower

Kiran Gitzlaff - Hinsdale Central

Emma Steiner - Homewood-Flossmoor

Program Oral Interpretation

Aneecia Hatcher - Dwight D Eisenhower

Ethan Eberhard - Downers Grove South

Ernesto Perez - Dwight D Eisenhower

John McBeth III - Thornton Fractional North

Annie Sullivan - Wheaton North

Oratory

Catherine Hewawissa - Downers Grove South

Anjali Jejurikar - Hinsdale Central

Saniya Boyd-Morris - Thornton Fractional North

Tyren Ollie - Thornton Fractional North

House

Helen Yang - Naperville Central

Allen Xu - Naperville North

DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION

Wini James Belleville West

Michael Bagby . . . . . Olympia

DUO INTERPRETATION

Zachary Webb & Norah Springborn Pekin

Brock Becker & Ryann Gordon Belleville West

HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION

Aidan Richardson University HS

Theo Rickert . . . . . Belleville West

INFORMATIVE SPEAKING

Emma Bottomley University HS

Sydni Juhas Belleville West

INTERNATIONAL EXTEMP

Pierce McDade University HS

Simon Zimmerman Moline

ORIGINAL ORATORY

Satvika Boyina University HS

Alina Vang Pekin

PROGRAM ORAL INTERPRETATION

Sophia Vansaghi Pekin

Abigail Frye . . . . Pekin

UNITED STATES EXTEMP

Ana Swaner Glenwood

Maxwell Miller University HS

HOUSE

Pearl McDade University HS

Anna Forbes . . . . Granite City

Angel Garcia University HS

Abhinav Kumar Bloomington

SENATE

Benjamin Brown . . . . University HS

Marshal Pruitt Pekin

LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE

Mae Peterson University HS

Mahek Bhakta Belleville West

PUBLIC FORUM DEBATE

Daniel Zhang & Yajath Narra . . . University HS

Gabe Floyd & Henry Shang University HS

Illini District

where Cactus makes perfect!

Illini District Student of the Year

Destinee Owens - Thornton Fractional North

United States Extemp

Aaron McIntyre - Homewood-Flossmoor

Kevin Zhang - Hinsdale Central

Joseph Ngo - Neuqua Valley

Public Forum Debate

Sebastian Attlan / Paul William Schmeltz

Hinsdale Central

Adam DiPasquale / Shrihan Atluri

Hinsdale Central

Carolyn Zhang / Vidyoot

Senthilvenkatesh

Illinois Math and Science Academy

Duo Interpretation

Nina Washington / Christian Boyd

Southland College Prep

Dallas Miles / Kolby Jackson Thornwood

Danny Irace / Jessica Popper

Lemont HS

Humorous Interpretation

Megan Fox - Downers Grove South

Gianna Caponigro - Downers Grove South

Jackie Vogel - Hinsdale Central

Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Anwita Kasturi - Illinois Math and Science Academy

International Extemp

Ajay Gupta - Hinsdale Central

April Zhang - Neuqua Valley

2023 NATIONAL QUALIFIERS OZARK DISTRICT OZARK DISTRICT 2023 NATIONAL QUALIFIERS

Original Oratory Informative Speaking

Mikayla Hammer

Madelynn Jenkins

Siya Bhadu

Humorous Interp

Emery McEvoy

Robert Clark

Kaeden Abraham

Dramatic Interp

Adalea Vaughn

Brenna Crace

Taygen Morgan

Duo Interp

Cooper Zumwalt

Jesus Garcia

Brynleigh Hill

Senate

Samijia Brown

Hunter White

United States Extemp

Ryan Rodell

Sohum Dua

Nico Neal

Big Questions Debate

Lacey Ashlock

Brodie Fugure

House

Jesse Fields

John Otto

Mary Sharp

Nico Jenkins & Kristopher Hunter

Madalynn Shelton & McKenzie Scott

Ian Thompson & Mya Doty

Kaylie Hanks

Jacob Hall

Tatum Corbett

International Extemp

Elyse Rogers

Claire Bodnar

Joseph Campbell

Program Oral Interp

Bryna Norman

Jackson Wittmaier

Finley Smith

Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Tristan Khoshymn

Public Forum Debate

Sophia Leonard & Ian Morgan

Kassidy Ellis & Hunter Maggard

Levi DeAngelis & Payten Luaders

Congratulations

Northeast Indiana

Drama:

Meg Meredith Robinson, Plymouth

Jason Benyousky, Warsaw

Humor:

Grace Ganser, Warsaw

Olivia Burch, Plymouth

Informative:

Lucy Scudder, Bishop Dwenger

Anne Blake, Plymouth

International Extemp:

Matthew Landrum, Bishop Dwenger

Cassidy Riddle, Plymouth

House:

Elise Jellison, Carroll

Maddie Harness, Plymouth

Tyler Travis, Plymouth

Elise Neher, Canterbury

Oratory:

Sage Borkholder, Concord Var Bobba, Warsaw

Program Oral Interp:

Gloria Sullivan, Plymouth

Emily Garcia Cuatlatl, Plymouth

U.S. Extemp: Keely Roe, Warsaw

Hudson Shroyer, Canterbury

Lincoln-Douglas: Ian McHugh, Bethany Christian

Nicolas Brenneman-Ochoa, Bethany Christian

Senate:

Selah Wagner, Columbia City

Amanda Heck, Canterbury

Duo:

Alex DeJarnatt & Claire Lewandowski, Plymouth

Jonathan Velasquez & Dariel Herrera, Plymouth

Public Forum:

Ervin Fu & Harsimran Panesar, Carroll

Marissa Carroll & Elizabeth Ellingson, Carroll

Solomon Manis

Reese Whitt

Lucy Huang

Policy Debate

Blaine Montford & Maxwell McCullough

Jamie Alford & Fatima Aslam

Pheonix Gresham & Mollie Haynes

Team Kentucky: Phoenix Rising

Dramatic _1 1 Lyla Bogner I Millard North

Brooklyn Bruggeman I Lincoln Southwest

Duo _1 1 Julia Clausen & Rook Jacobsen I Millard North 'I' Arpun Kunnath & Sanna Kunnath Millard North

Humorous _1 1 Srilaasya Nedunoori Millard North

Caden Whelan Millard North

Informative _1 1 Ashritha Chiguluri Millard North If Sarah Sharp I Millard North

International Extem1! _1 1 Anish Amin I Millard North

Noah Kammeyer Millard West

OratorY. _1 1 Reema Guda Millard North

Anuj Singh Millard North

Program Oral Interp_ _ 1 1 Shalom Manyara Millard North If Tejal Parajuli Millard North

U.S. Extemp_ _1 1 Vikram Menon Millard North If Sarah Lange Raymond Central House Ellie Weeks Lincoln Southwest

Public Formn Debate

_1 1 Cameron Coen & Molly O'Brien Lincoln Southwest 'I' Isabel Loriaux & Carly Wieseler I Lincoln Southwest

Wol'ids Schools Debate

Britton Teply, Jack Watermolen, Richard Nguyen

Serena Schad!, Clara Nora I Lincoln Southwest Green

Samuel Hunt Millard South Wesley Earhart Millard South Tania Vitales-Kadlec Norfolk Senate

_ 1 1 Charlie Yale Omaha Central

Jack Anderson Lincoln Southwest

Lincoln-Douglas Debate _11 Phoenix Nehls Millard South

Evan Burns I Millard North Policy Debate

Vishaal Arunprasad, Abhi Karri & Sunny Bodduluri Millard North Blue .I, Evelyn Tucker & Jingyi Wang Millard North If Kyson Bloomingdale & Suthej Kashyap Millard North

Golden Desert celebrates our Cactus Classic Qualifiers!

A-TECH:

Kayla Kerkos, House

Ryan Frichtel & Chanten Pantino, PF

Olivia Gnakadja &

Gwen Elizabeth Lay, CX

Camryn Scanson, WSD

Aaron Sebastian, WSD

Amplus:

Melodi Brooke, LD

Alana Nahabedian, POI

Paola Sanjines & Kaleabe Andualem, Duo

Arbor View:

Graydon Proby, IX

Bishop Gorman:

Cara Lee & Christopher Lee, PF

Canyon Springs:

Tyler Breeden, USX

Phenix Urcioli, WSD

CASLV:

Jonathan Adler, LD

Cevan Louie, DI

Clark:

Celine Chang, IX

Brayson Holmes, USX

Ashritha Kalakuntla, OO

Amanda Mallous, DI

Sudipta Rout, WSD

Diva Saxena, WSD

Coronado:

Britney Johnston & Aaron Yoo, PF

Charlotte Swenson, LD

Mia Tschan, WSD

Katherina Vega Mendez, IX

Desert Oasis:

Samuel Shewmake, WSD

Desert Pines:

Aleczander Rakban, WSD

Foothill:

Pacie Hadama-Deparini, Info

Dillon Sullivan, HI

Green Valley:

Brandon Anderson, House

Meadows:

Addi Cootey & Ira Sirulnick, CX

Palo Verde:

Grey Anderson, House

Kevin Cisneros, Info

Gabriella Detrick, OO

Isabelle Hatch & Angelina

Ruggeroli, Senate

Felicia Martinez, POI

Austin Parrales, HI

Rancho:

Aliya Ojuade, OO

Thomas Tran & Jonathan

Van De Mark-Wolfe, Duo

West CTA:

Sabdy Cordon, WSD

Patrick Donn Dimasin, House

Milla Santos, WSD

Informative Speaking:

EVELYN HOSTUTLER

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

GRAYSON OAKLEAF

East Mountain High School

Original Oratory:

ZOE LAMB

La Cueva High School

KATE SHAO

La Cueva High School

Dramatic Interp:

KATE LUMINATI

Hope Christian School

FAITH YOUNG

V. Sue Cleveland High School

Humorous Interp:

NANDI STRIEKER

Santa Fe High School

KACEY THUNBORG

East Mountain High School

Duo Interp:

PHILIPPA FUNG & TAYLOR KANZLEITER

Los Alamos High School

RYLEE MECHAM & KETURAH SHERRILL

Los Alamos High School

Program Oral Interp:

TEVITA FUNAKI

Los Alamos High School

MATTHEA FUNG

Los Alamos High School

YUNSEO KIM

Los Alamos High School

U.S. Extemp:

ANDREW CURTICE

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

ABIGAIL MERHEGE

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

Int’l Extemp:

ELIANA MERHEGE

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

AYLA ZOMERMAAND

Albuquerque Academy

Lincoln-Douglas Debate:

UXUE SANSINENA

Los Alamos High School

AARUSH TUTIKI

Albuquerque Academy

Public Forum Debate:

ABBOTT CAROTHERS & ELIZABETH HILLER

Albuquerque Academy

DARIAN KAPELIANIS-DONADO & KAMERON OTERO

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

Policy Debate:

LEO CROWLEY & DARIN EBERHARDT

Albuquerque Academy

AIDEN SHOPPEL & LINUS WANG

La Cueva High School

Big Questions Debate:

LINNHTET HTOON

Los Alamos High School

AMANDEEP PRASANKUMAR

La Cueva High School

Congress – House:

ZOE BENT

Los Alamos High School

LUKE CREEL

Los Alamos High School

MAXIMUS POSADA

Los Alamos High School

ANDREW PROCTER

East Mountain High School

Congress – Senate:

LUKE FAVORITE

Los Alamos High School

GRACE WEI

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

World Schools Debate:

NATASHIA ANDERSON

Navajo Preparatory School

JORDYN BEGAY

Navajo Preparatory School

DANIEL DIPALMA

La Cueva High School

MARIN GROVER

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

MINHTET HTOON

Los Alamos High School

CARINA LANIER

Los Alamos High School

ISABELLA LOBAINA

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

BRAEDEN PRUNIER

Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School

ASHNA SINGH

Albuquerque Academy

THOMAS WRAY

Albuquerque Academy

CONGRATULATIONS Team New Mexico!

CONGRATULATIONS

Northern Ohio National Qualifiers!

WORLD SCHOOLS DEBATE

Mark Groom – Howland

Lucy Papini – Boardman

Ava Ward – South Range

Grayson Martz – South Range

Bri Spencer – South Range

Calef Joing – South Range

HOUSE

Matthew Powell – J.F.K.

Katie Toepfer – Howland

SENATE

Swathi Padmanabhan – Boardman

Kyle Whittaker – Niles

DRAMA

Aset Jones-Bey – Liberty

Brooke Neilsen – South Range

DUO

Savanna Taylor & Avah Rodgers – Niles

Macenzee Gaal & Abigail Harold – South Range

HUMOR

Quincy Bailey – South Range

Mason Reichard – Ursuline

INFORMATIVE

Nastasija Glisic – Howland

Austin Ward – Boardman

INTERNATIONAL EXTEMP

Jacob Graber – Ursuline

Jacelyn Zhao – Canfield

LINCOLN-DOUGLAS

Jasmine Graham – Boardman

Sarah Owens – Cardinal Mooney

ORIGINAL

Alexandra Long – Liberty

Jaxon Farmer – Howland

PROGRAM ORAL INTERP

Lillian Urmson – Crestview

Ky’Renae Matlock – Howland

UNITED STATES EXTEMP

Mitchell Bogan – Cardinal Mooney

Anna Kerns – Canfield

Shady Side

Upper St. Clair

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HOUSE

NICOLETTE ARABIE I BUFFALO

DAVID ZHANG I A6M CONSOLIDATED

BAYLEE CAMMACK I CANEY CREEK

LUKE NICHOLS I CHAPEL Hill/Ml PLEASANT

KENTARO YAMAUCHI I A6M CONSOLIDATED

ROWAN SEIPP I A6M CONSOLIDATED

KIERA DIXON I ROUND ROCK CHRISTIAN

SENATE

INTERNATIONAL EXTEMP

BLAIN STOCKTON I SMITHVILLE

Will E SPENCER I THEO CHRISTIAN

DRAMATIC INTERP

JAYLA SUMLIN I ROUND ROCK CHRISTIAN

ABIGAIL HENSON I CENTERVILLE

HUMOROUS INTERP

OSCAR HENSON, 111 I CENTERVILLE

ABBIE TOCE I GRAPEVINE FAITH

PROGRAM ORAL INTERP

ALEXANDRIA JACOB I CANEY CREEK

NATASHA GARCIA I WEST HARDIN

DUO INTERP

KIMBERLANN GILLEY 6 CAILYN TROUSDALE I WEST HARDIN

THERESE MOSMEYER 6 ISABHLE KURIGER I HOLY TRINITY

INFORMATIVE

LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE

SAVANNAH BREWER I PRINCETON

LOGAN WELLS I WEST HARDIN

POLICY DEBATE

BAY MORRIS 6 CAYLANO BREAM I CALLISBURG

ROBERT ARROYO 6 PAOLA DIAZ I PRINCETON

PUBLIC FORUM DEBATE

JUSTIN PALAZZOLO 6 ANDREW LI

I A 6 M CONSOLIDATED

CLAIRE WANG 6 MELINDA LI

I A6M CONSOLIDATED

WORLD SCHOOLS DEBATE

DERRICK JACKSON I WEST HARDIN

BRESHAO ROBINSON I CANEY CREEK

COLBY SEITZE I CANEY CREEK

CASON SMITH I CANEY CREEK

JOHN MOTTRAM I HOLY TRINITY

HOPE GORKHALI I CENTER

ISAAC PHILLIPS I GRAPEVINE FAITH

OLIVIA HARRIGER GRAPEVINE FAITH

EM ILY COPELAND I PRINCETON

BIG OUESTIONS DEBATE

OLIVIA PEARSON I GRAPEVINE FAITH

STEVEN BROWN I CANEY CREEK

DOMESTIC EXTEMP

NOAH KIM I A6M CONSOLIDATED

JOEY LOPEZ DIAZ I PRINCETON

ZACHARY BOOR I HOLY TRINITY

ABIGAIL CARTER I THEO CHRISTIAN

ORIGINAL ORATORY

FOLAKE FREGENE-OLABISI I HOLY TRINITY

WILLA BRACKIN I WEST HARDIN

HOUSTON HARDING I GRAPEVINE FAITH

DILLON HAMILTON I HID CHRISTIAN

JUDE WILKERSON I THEO CHRISTIAN

NICHOLAS BOOR I HOLY TRINITY

VIRGINIA

Congratulations

this year’s qualifying students & coaches!

Cosby HS

COACHES

Jackie Clark

Billy Waddell

Scott McKeag

STUDENTS

Ellora Houchins

Vaishnavi Surisetty

Jaden Wright

Deep Run HS

COACHES

Rob Rumans

Sheryl Gibson

STUDENT

Shelly Purser

Dominion HS

COACH

Sheryl Gusman

STUDENTS

Devin Fuller

Daniel Salamat Ravandi

Fresta Valley Christian

COACH STUDENT

Diane King Joy Williamson

J.R. Tucker HS

COACH STUDENT

Lacy Hodges Judy Ma

James Madison HS

COACH

Michael Biddick

STUDENTS

Calvin Kaplan

Austin Pemble

James River HS

COACHES

Jessica Sanchez

Stephanie O’Neil

Nick Whelen

Frank Crowley

STUDENTS

Adelina Babbitt

Lilli Brown

Graeme Evans

Isabella Harris

Emmalee Layton

Rowan Milton-Benoit

Mary Pepper

Rowan Sharma

Joey Tucker

Anna Wood

Oakton HS

COACH STUDENT

Riya Patel Adah Coluzzi

The Potomac School

COACHES

Harry Strong

Mernine Armeris

Jacob Kemp

Kailyn Warmbold

Tayland Ratli

STUDENTS

Amber Atwater

Alexander Bauer

Taylor Burris

Isabella Chumpitaz

Hannah De Souza

Mika Dewar

Elizabeth Forster

Sebastian Gardner

Kasim Khapra

Miqdad Khapra

Ethan Maher

Aliyah Majeed-Hall

Ayanna Nayar

Natalie Roots-Nowakowski

Isabella Sequar

Armaan Sethi

Meredith Vorndran

Abigail Woldgebriel

Thomas Jefferson HS

COACHES

Marie Bakke

Charles Huang

STUDENTS

Alina Chen

Daniel Li

Grace Liu

Anant Khandelwal

Debate Qualifiers:

Lincoln-Douglas

Dakota Gunnare-West Bend East

Ethan Zhang-Marquette

Policy

Mya Colburn & Aliyah Schlicht -La Crosse Central

Maya Muth & Ireland MacGlashin-La Crosse Central

Public Forum

Dhruv Prakash & Dheeraj Pasikanti-Middleton

Ben Parlat & Nancy Liu Middleton

Coach of the Year

Becky Hansen, Fort Atkinson

Student of the Year

Milanno Jones, Rufus King

CONGRATULATIONS

Speech Qualifiers:

Dramatic Interp

Milanno Jones-Rufus King

Esther Akinsanya -Rufus King

Duo

Ying Kou Xiong & Yee XiongRufus King

Mollie Zacharias & Gillian SnyderRonald Reagan

Humorous Interp

Charles Voith-Ronald Reagan

Chevalle Weigman-CotterRonald Reagan

Program Oral Interp

Lauren HightireMilw. HS of the Arts

Haley Truss-Rufus King

NATIONAL QUALIFIERS Hole IN THEWall

Informative

Nikhil Quintin-Middleton

Rory Hoeschen-Ronald Reagan

International Extemp

Matthew Pennington-Marquette

Nick Pienkos-Marquette

Oratory

Ridhi Mohan-Brookfield East

Jahnvi Datta-Middleton

United States Extemp

Gino Feciskonin-Port Washington

Max Smith-Ronald Reagan

Congress Qualifiers:

Pranav Nair-Marquette

Isha Chilukuri-Middleton

MIDDLE SCHOOL REGISTRATION AND EXPO

TUESDAY, JUNE 13

6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. MT — NORTH 122A/B —

PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER

JOIN US!

An adult from each middle school team should stop by to pick up your school’s registration materials and ask any questions! We recommend teams drive to Red Mountain High School before competition begins to become familiar with the daily route and expected travel times.

MIDDLE SCHOOL TAB CHAIRS SPECIAL THANKS

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR

J. Scott Wunn, NSDA

ASSISTANT TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR – MIDDLE SCHOOL

Deano Pape, NSDA

MIDDLE SCHOOL TAB STAFF

Steve Clemmons, CA (co-chair)

Jeffrey Miller, GA (co-chair)

Deborah Simon, WA (co-chair)

David Dejesa, SC

Toni Heimes, NE

Raymond Shay, NJ

Melanie Troncoso, NY

William Warren, NC

David Weatherly, TN

Steve Clemmons Middle School Co-Chair

Jeffrey Miller Middle School Co-Chair

Deborah Simon Middle School Co-Chair

The Middle School National Tournament is presented by

MIDDLE SCHOOL SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

MS DEBATE EVENTS

Policy (CX) Lincoln-Douglas (LD) Public Forum (PF)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Red Mountain HS 9:00 a.m. Required Judge Training

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MS WORLD SCHOOLS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Red Mountain HS 9:00 a.m. Required Judge Training

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Red Mountain HS 8:20 a.m. Team Roll Call/Impromptu Motion

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Red Mountain HS

Round 5

Round 6

Elim Round 1

Elim Round 2

Elim Round 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center – North 124B 11:15 a.m. Policy Final 1:30 p.m. Lincoln-Douglas Final

p.m. Public Forum Final

MS CONGRESS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Red Mountain HS

THURSDAY, JUNE

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center – North 124B

AWARDS PICKUP

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. MT

— NORTH 122A/B —

PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER

* all times are shown in Mountain Standard Time

MS SPEECH EVENTS

PATTERN A

• Duo Interp (DUO)

• Humorous Interp (HI)

• Mixed Extemp (EXT)

• Oratory (OO)

• Poetry (POE)

• Storytelling (STO)

PATTERN B

• Declamation (DEC)

• Dramatic Interp (DI)

• Impromptu (IMP)

• Informative Speaking (INF)

• Program Oral Interp (POI)

• Prose (PRO)

• Original Spoken Word Poetry (SW)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14

• Red Mountain HS

9:00 a.m. Required Judge Training

10:00 a.m. Round 1A (EXT Draw: 9:30 a.m.)

11:30 a.m. Round 1B

1:00 p.m. Round 2A (EXT Draw: 12:30 p.m.)

2:30 p.m. Round 2B

4:00 p.m. Round 3A (EXT Draw: 3:30 p.m.) 5:30 p.m. Round 3B

THURSDAY, JUNE 15

• Red Mountain HS

8:30 a.m. Round 4A (EXT Draw: 8:00 a.m.)

10:00 a.m. Round 4B

11:30 a.m. Round 5A (EXT Draw: 11:00 a.m.)

1:00 p.m. Round 5B

2:30 p.m. Quarters A (EXT Draw: 2:00 p.m.)

p.m. Quarters B (EXT Draw:

(EXT Draw:

B (EXT Draw:

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center

Final rounds will be held throughout the day on Friday and culminate in the Middle School Awards Assembly.

MS FINALS

FRIDAY, JUNE 16

• Phoenix Convention Center – North 124B

RESULTS AND AWARDS

Results of all MS elimination rounds prior to finals will be posted on the public-facing side of Tabroom.com. Find who advanced to the next round by navigating to msnats. tabroom.com and selecting the Pairings tab—or use the QR code at left.

Learn more about how results and awards work during the National Tournament by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions using the QR code at right.

Access schedules, maps, and more via the Nats23 Guidebook app !

MIDDLE SCHOOL SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

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VOLUNTEERS

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